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FARSLEY CELTIC 4 RADCLIFFE BOR 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

By Thomas Ritchie
■FARSLEY Celtic returned to form with a dominant victory over Radcliffe Borough.
An own goal by Radcliffe’s Lassana Natalche opened the scoring, before Farsley’s lead was doubled as Chris Howarth rose highest to head in Lewis Nightingale’s corner.
Moments before half time Farsley extended their advantage as Jordan Deacey latched onto Ryan Watson’s low cross and saw his shot saved by Kyle Haslam straight to Adam Clayton who tapped home.
The game was over as a contest on the hour mark as a powerful run by Paul Walker allowed him to pick out Nigh...

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