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OWOLABI’S STRIKE IS A TITLE TONIC FOR BORO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2019

ATHERTON COLLIERIES 0 RADCLIFFE FC 1

FINISH: Tunde Owolabi scores the winner for Radcliffe
PICTURE: Shutter Press

TUNDE Owolabi’s 70th minute strike was to prove the only difference between these teams in a hard fought encounter.
The game of the day in Evo- Stik Division West, between the top two sides, was a tense affair throughout.
A cigarette paper separated the sides but a close range effort with 20 minutes remaining allowed the visitors to bring home the bacon.
The opening half was ultra competitive and Tom Bentham diverted the best Colls chance wide after the ball had come at...

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