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NEWCASTLE TOWN 0 BURY 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DIV 1 WEST
By Ray Tatton

■ BURY added to Newcastle’s woes with a comfortable victory. Newcastle started brightly but Joe Slinn had to make a double save to keep Town level.
But the visitors were soon ahead from the penalty spot with Rustam Stepans sending the keeper the wrong way.
Bury were in control but Castle battled hard in defence to keep themselves in the game.
Bury continued in the same mode, but a combination of good defending and keeper Slinn, who made a string of good saves, kept Town’s hopes alive.
Castle almost snatched a point against the run of play wh...

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