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PRESCOT CABLES 2 TRAFFORD 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2018

By Matt Roberts
PRESCOT Cables leapfrogged Trafford in the league standings with a convincing win at Volair Park.
Trafford made early attempts to find their centre forward with long balls but it was Chris Almond who opened the scoring with a goal in the 11th minute, converting a penalty earned by MJ Monaghan to bag a half-time lead.
The second half started with a Prescot penalty appeal waved away by the referee after an apparent handball in the box.
A long-range shot from Hamilton in the 52nd minute rebounded off the bar but found the feet of Monaghan who tapped home from two yards to doubl...

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