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GOOLE REVIVAL SHOCKS CABLES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

PRESCOT CAB 2
GOOLE 2
By Richard Quinn
GOOLE scored twice inside the last five minutes to snatch a draw from the jaws of defeat.
Cables dominated the first half and Goole would have been relieved to go in at half-time all square.
Cables started the second half in a positive manner taking the lead with a spectacular 20-yard effort from Dominic Reid.
On the hour, Josh Dolling fired home Lloyd Dean’s low cross and Cables should have put the game to bed when Dale Wright hit the post from point-blank range.
Cables were to rue that missed opportunity when Goole staged a remarkable comeback....

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