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THEXTON’S IN TO DENY PARK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

By Adam Allcroft

DIV 1 EAST
STOCKSBRIDGE PS 1
NEWTON AYCLIFFE 1

STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels and Newton Aycliffe got a point each in an entertaining game in front of 301 spectators at Bracken Moor Stadium.
Both teams attacked freely looking for the first goal, but it would be a mistake that caused the scoreline to change.
Visiting goalkeeper Jim Pollard gave the ball right to Park Steels’ No.10 Joao Silva, who then simply dribbled the ball into the back of the net.
However, Newton Aycliffe struck back. Moments after Jake Petitjean had been denied, good play gave striker Dean The...

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