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New Year Football Fixtures

Thursday, 29 December 2022 09:35

By Mark Frost X @Mark_P_reporter

Boxing Day marked the end of the 2022 football fixtures in the local area, however they return for a bang on Monday, January 2 across a number of divisions.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 2023

 

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National League North: Banbury United v Brackley Town, Farsley Celtic v Bradford Park Avenue, Buxton v Alfreton Town, Chester v AFC Telford United, Chorley v AFC Fylde, Gloucester City v Leamington, Kettering Town v Peterborough Sports, Kidderminster Harriers v Hereford, King’s Lynn Town v Boston United, Spennymoor Town v Blyth Spartans

 

MONDAY, JANUARY 2

 

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National League North: Scarborough Athletic v Darlington, Southport v Curzon Ashton

 

NPL Premier Division: Ashton United v Hyde United, Atherton Collieries v Lancaster City, Bamber Bridge v Guiseley, Belper Town v Stafford Rangers, Gainsborough Trinity v Matlock Town, Marine v Warrington Rylands, Morpeth Town v South Shields, Nantwich Town v Warrington Town, Radcliffe v FC United, Stalybridge Celtic v Liversedge, Whitby Town v Marske United

 

NPL West: City of Liverpool v Bootle, Clitheroe v Workington, Hanley Town v Colne, Kidsgrove Athletic v Newcastle Town, Leek Town v 1874 Northwich, Mossley v Ramsbottom United, Prescot Cables v Skelmersdale United, Trafford v Glossop North End, Widnes v Macclesfield, Witton Albion v Runcorn Linnets

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