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NAILERS PUT INTO THE BRIG

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Dave Rudolphson

BRIGHOUSE TOWN 1
BELPER TOWN 1
BELPER missed the chance to go second, being held to a 1–1 draw at lowly Brighouse, who themselves moved a point clear of the drop zone.
All the goals came in the opening quarter of an hour, the Nailers taking the lead through Tavonga Kuleya marking his debut with a goal from close range after a corner from Mason Warren.
Four minutes later, Niah Payne ran onto a flicked header and his finish was expertly despatched beyond Kieran Preston.
Both goalkeepers made good saves near the end of the first half, but there ...

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