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CHESHIRE DERBY DAY BELONGS TO ROBINS

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By Neil Turner

FLYING HIGH: Altincham celebrate Jordan Hulme’s winner
PICTURES: Terry Marland

ALTRINCHAM edged a thrilling Cheshire derby match by the odd goal in three, and thwarted Chester’s aspirations of going to the top of the Nationwide League North table.
Two goals from Jordan Hulme earned the Robins their fourth win on the spin, with Chester’s veteran defender Simon Grand sandwiching in a goal for the home team.
After the match, Altrincham manager Phil Parkinson reflected: “I thought we deserved the win. We knew that this was always going to be a diffic...

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