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EBAC NORTHERN LEAGUE

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Vincent
Published date15 April 2024
Publication titleEvening Chronicle
Michael Connor's men travelled to Welfare Park knowing a point would see them secure the title and earn promotion into Division One - but they produced a dominant display to romp to the points and allow the celebrations to get underway

A Dan Wilson penalty put Town in front just after the midway point of the first-half and second-half strikes from Louis Calvert, Evan Fogarty and Brandon Slater saw the

Northumberland outfit clinch their promotion.

Manager Michael Connor has already revealed the planning process for the new season is underway as he gave an insight into the ambitions held at Gateway Park.

He said: "We have already started looking at options, what do we need to take us to the next level.

"Our chairman Scott Douglas wants us in the play-offs next season. You take Dan (Wilson), Damo (Mullen) and Robbie (Dale) out of it and we have quite a young team.

"Some in their late teens or early 20s so there's potential there. Everything is run right. Could we do with a few more through the gate? Yes. Are there ideas of extending the stadium? Yes. We are looking at a 3G pitch and the people behind us want to keep pushing on."

Two goals from James Fairley proved to be the inspiration for Easington Colliery's 3-2 win at Newcastle University.

Josh Larkin matched Fairley's achievement as he scored twice in Yarm and Eaglescliffe's 3-1 home win against Brandon United.

A Luke Hogan goal helped Billingham Synthonia battle back from conceding to an own goal from Jamie McLeod in their 1-1 draw...

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