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EJUPI’S OFF AS MINERS DENIED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

DIV 1 EAST
GARFORTH TOWN 1 NORTH FERRIBY 1
By Jon Mcgourty

A MATCH full of debatable decisions ended all square, denting North Ferriby’s hopes of a place in the NPL East play-offs.
Freddy Jeffreys opened his goal account for Garforth, latching onto a through ball by Rinor Ejupi and dispatching it across the keeper after 20 minutes.
When Lewis Denison popped up in the 76th minute to equalise for the Villagers, it sparked a protest from the Miners players, who were convinced he was offside.
There was more exasperation when Ejupi was given a second yellow card for what seemed ...

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