Northern Premier League

Mariners keep up their record

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 January 2019

MARINE 1 STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1
By Tom Clarke
MARINE continued their unbeaten 2019 with a draw against Stalybridge.
On-loan Everton goalkeeper Joe Hilton was just about the busier keeper in the first-half while making his home debut for Marine, but chances were at a premium for both sides.
Marine’s Danny Mitchley went close with a couple of long-range efforts before Stalybridge centre-back Chris Smalley headed narrowly over Hilton’s bar.
Craig Carney had the ball in the net for The Mariners just before half-time but the referee had already blown.
The second-half was a more lively ...

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