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HUGE WIN FOR THE LILYWHITES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

DIV 1 WEST
NANTWICH TOWN 1 MOSSLEY 2
By Liam Price

MOSSLEY claimed a big three points with a win at Nantwich Town.
The Lilywhites took the lead in the seventh minute. Their first real move came down the right and a cross managed to reach Michael Brewster who finished in straightforward fashion.
The Dabbers were denied what they felt was a penalty for a foul on Kai Evans after he had got the wrong side of his man in the box.
A big moment came in the 58th minute when Nantwich captain Troy Bourne was shown a straight red after a 50/50 challenge in the centre.
The 10 men responded we...

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