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CONSETT 1 NORTH FERRIBY 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 EAST
By Gary Welford

■ A GOAL in each half from left-back Jack Walters gave North Ferriby their second away win in five days to lift them into the play-off places.
But the Villagers were grateful to goalkeeper Ben Bottomley for a string of fine saves as they pulled off a smash-and-grab win at mid-table Consett.
The home side fell behind after 29 minutes when Walters opened the scoring with the visitors’ first attempt on goal, firing past Harry Moss at his near post.
Consett found an equaliser with nine minutes remaining when Wil Shaw’s 20-yarder was defle...

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