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Atherton Collieries 3-0 Basford United: Big victory is dedicated to Kieran Halliwell

THE game was preceded by a poignant minute’s applause for ex-Colls player Kieran Halliwell, who tragically passed away in the week.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 August 2021

By Emil Anderson

ATHERTON COLLS 3
BASFORD UTD 0
THE game was preceded by a poignant minute’s applause for ex-Colls player Kieran Halliwell, who tragically passed away in the week.

The black and white stripes came out of traps strongly and on eight minutes a Dylan Glass effort from out wide shook the side-netting. Minutes later they were in front. Jack Lenehan won the ball twenty five yards out and hit a piledriver, which gave Adam Collin between the United sticks no chance.
United were a little muted in the opening half but came out with all guns blazing after the break. However Colls’ roo...

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