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WITTON ALBION 0 NEWCASTLE TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

DIV 1 WEST
By Andy SImpson

■ NEWCASTLE Town ran up their biggest win of the season and inflicted on out-of-sorts Witton Albion a third successive defeat.
Neil Baker’s men did not look back from the moment Tim Grice’s classy finish put them ahead after 17 minutes.
Confidence boosted, the veteran frontman doubled the visitors’ lead shortly before the break when he rounded keeper Ellis Allen and fired into an empty net.
Castle were denied a third goal in the second half when Allen stopped sub Nathan Barry’s dinked effort, before Ty Webster added gloss with...

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