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Walshaw bashes Basford

By Jonny Drake
BASFORD UNITED 0
SCARBOROUGH ATH 1
A FIRST-HALF strike from James Walshaw was enough to continue Scarborough’s surge up towards the top five at the expense of playoff chasing Basford, who crashed to a third home defeat in a row.
The 36-year-old former Bradford PA and Guiseley front man bagged the only goal from close range on 24 minutes after Basford keeper Kieran Preston could only parry Keiran Glynn’s strike.
Up until then, a muchchanged Basford team had started the brighter, but the Seadogs always looked dangerous on the counter-attack and made their hosts pay ...

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