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TRAFFORD REVEL IN DORNEY’S STUNNER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Dave Law
TRAFFORD 1 OSSETT ALBION 0
A STUNNING goal two minutes into injury time by Jack Dorney earned Trafford the points against the hardworking Ossett outfit.
The visitors edged the first half in terms of possession although their only effort on goal came in the dying seconds when Trafford keeper Grant Shenton parried a Scott Metcalf free kick.
The second half saw the hosts upping the tempo with both Steve Mason and Josh Amis heading wide and manager Tom Baker introducing all three forward substitutes.
And in the 92nd minute a high ball by Lee Neville was chested down by James Dean an...

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