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KENDAL TOWN 0 WORKINGTON 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Richard Edmondson
NPL NORTH/WEST
KENDAL’S recent struggles against their neighbours were forgotten as they defended superbly throughou
Workington still created the main opportunities from Brad Carroll, who saw his shot blocked, while Ruben Jerome drilled the ball wide.
And the visitors kept pressing while Morgan Bacon in the Kendal goal made a stunning save to deny Sam Smith.
Kendal, who worked tireles sly, fired a tame shot wide from Chris Humphrey with Workington pressing and being denied by a keen and resolute Kendal defence as both sides were all square at the break.
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