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THE BONNY BLUES CAN BE PROUD OF DISPLAY

By Garry King
PENRITH 0
CARLISLE UNITED 2
A GOAL in each half from strikers Cole Stockton and Max Brown gave Carlisle victory in this all Cumbrian affair at Penrith. Chastened by their 3-1 defeat at National League Barrow in midweek, Carlisle made their professional status count.
A sunshine crowd at Penrith’s picturesque Frenchfield Park ground saw the Bonny Blue hosts far from disgraced. Step five side Penrith fell behind ten minutes before the break after- George Glendon had been denied by Penrith keeper Cameron Copland. Hallam Hope produced an inviting cross from the left that Stoc...

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