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BOSS CARL HAILS A FINE OUTING FOR THE ALBION

By Andy Simpson
WITTON ALBION 3
SCARBORO’ ATH 1
CARL McCauley said the result reflected his side’s superiority on the field after watching Witton Albion shrug aside struggling Scarborough.
A scrambled goal from James Walshaw late in the second half fleetingly raised the Seadogs’ hopes of avoiding a fourth successive league defeat before Adam Anson’s penalty dashed them again.
“We were good; composed, professional and clinical”, said Albion’s manager.
“It was important we stayed focused, and I was happy to see how we reacted after we risked let...

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