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BOOTLE HIT FIVE AS 1874 ARE STUNNED

DIV 1 WEST
By Jack Owen

1874 NORTHWICH 0
BOOTLE 5
A GOAL-CRAZY second half from Bootle condemned 1874 Northwich to their heaviest defeat of the season.
With 1874 going in to half-time on top and seemingly in control, no one would have seen what was yet to come.
A goal minutes after the restart from Tom Peterson opened the scoring. The next was from the spot, Ben Hodkinson sending Tony Aghayere the wrong way to double the lead.
The third came as a result of a swift counter attack, Connor Millington with the simplest of tap ins after arriving at the back post. It was Millington again who...

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