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Max powers Lilywhites’ fightback

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 February 2019

RUNCORN LINNETS 2 MOSSLEY 2

By Dave Bettley
SPOILS were shared at the Millbank Linnets Stadium as Runcorn Linnets and Mossley drew a thoroughly entertaining game.
The first half was a cagey affair, both sides struggling to create any chances of note in the first 30 minutes. Mossley took the lead as half time approached when the impressive Max Leonard danced through the Linnets defence and scored from 12 yards out.
The second half was much more open. Having trailed at halftime Runcorn equalised shortly after the restart when Paul Shanley rounded Josh Ollerenshaw in the Mossley goal to covert...

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