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COLWYN BAY 1 TADCASTER ALBION 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Warren Noble
TADCASTER left it late to grab a deserved point away in North Wales as Josh Barrett glanced home a Josh Greening free-kick just moments from time.
Louis Barnes had given the Seagulls the lead midway through the first half, poking the ball home at the back post from a corner for his first league goal.
The visitors nearly drew level just before half-time but hit the post, and had a goal ruled out in a scrappy second period, despite enjoying the majority of the possession as they searched for an equaliser.
But Tadcaster’s pressure finally told and they were rewarded for t...

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