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SUTTON COLDFIELD TOWN 0 FARSLEY CELTIC 1

By Thomas Ritchie
FARSLEY Celtic made it three consecutive wins for the first time since early October as they ground out a 1-0 victory over basement side Sutton Coldfield Town. As on the previous Saturday, it was a secondhalf Ryan Watson strike that earned Farsley the win, while back-to-back clean sheets are evidence of an improving defence. The first half was a dour affair as both sides struggled to find any rhythm, and the best chance fell to Farsley’s Will Wells as his header was saved by Sutton keeper Jonathan Brown.
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