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Aycliffe earn away point at Whitley Bay

January 2nd, 2019 Martin Walker NAFC 0 comments 0

Whitley Bay 2, Newton Aycliffe 2

By Dave Strickland

Newton Aycliffe travelled to Whitley Bay and came back with a point after a 2-2 draw on Saturday.

The home side started the brighter of the two sides and went close in the first minute when Alan Harrison blocked a shot on the line.

Aycliffe had another let off on the quarter hour when a shot was deflected and just missed the goal.

Aycliffe suffered a blow three minutes later when Ben Wood picked up an injury and had to go off, to be replaced by Jermaine Metz.

Ali Alshabeed made a good run for Aycliffe and crossed to Vincent Gash, who got his shot away, only for Whitley Bay keeper Flynn to pull off a sharp save.

Three minutes before the break Aycliffe keeper Brad Young made a good stop, pushing a shot onto the post and out for a corner.

Right on half time, Aycliffe suffered another injury when Shaun Hudson was the victim of a bad tackle and had to go off, being replaced by Stu Thompson.

Whitley Bay got the breakthrough six minutes into the second half. McFarlane made a good run down the right, and found Ardelean in the penalty box and he slotted home.

Aycliffe came into the game more, and started to create more chances, with Gash and Alshabeeb going close.

They got their reward on 73 minutes when man-of-the-match Kurt Matthews headed in a free-kick for the equaliser.

Three minutes later he scored his and Aycliffe’s second goal. Flynn denied Metz, but Daniel Wright was quick to pick up the rebound and cross for Mattews to volley home.

The lead only lasted six minutes; Aycliffe conceded a penalty and Martin stepped up and converted the penalty for 2-2. Both sides went for a winner, but it stayed all-square.

Newton Aycliffe are due to take on Stockton Town at home on Saturday (January 5).

 

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