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BRIGHOUSE TOWN 0 LIVERSEDGE 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By David Foy

LIVERSEDGE cemented their place in mid-table with a big win on the road at Brighouse Town.
Jack Degruchy got his first goal in Liversedge colours, when he beat Paul Cooper to the ball and rolled it into an empty net after just 14 minutes of play.
The visitors had chances to increase their lead with Jack Dyche seeing a cheeky backheel cleared off the line before the break.
Liversedge got their second on the hour mark when Omar Sanyang tucked the ball home after Adam Clayton’s free-kick was saved.
The West Yorkshire side completed the scoring just two m...

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