Northern Premier League

Ollie’s on fire for lethal Dolly Blues

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

RADCLIFFE 0 LANCASTER CITY 3

By Adam Harrison
CLINICAL Lancaster City put three goals past Radcliffe at the Neuven Stadium as strikes from Charlie Bailey, Brad Carsley and David Norris saw the Dollies close the gap on South Shields.
It was a very open start to the game as both sides went in search ofthe first goal.
Ollie Martin was called into action with just a minute on the clock. He pulled out a brilliant save from the free-kick.
Connor Hughes had the first Boro chance of the game. He danced past two players and fired a shot goalwards but it was easily collected by Sam Ashton.
The deadlo...

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