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PORRITT INSPIRES TIGERS IN MAULING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

HYDE UNITED 6 TRAFFORD 1
By Mark Worthington

CHILLS: Hyde get the better of Trafford in the snow
PICTURE: ShutterPress

HYDE were as good in this game as the scoreline suggests, with the Tigers hitting top form from the first whistle and still purring at the last.
The game started with a minute’s applause in remembrance of Sam Berkley who sadly lost his life earlier this week. Tom Pratt opened the scoring for the home side when he beat the Trafford keeper with a shot after being played through by the excellent Luke Porritt.
The visitors equalised against the run of play with thei...

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