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MICKLEOVER 2 WITTON ALBION 1
By Andy Simpson

MICKLEOVER boss John McGrath can reflect on a job well done after his new recruits scored the goals to beat a relegation rival.
Teenager Callum Niven, borrowed from neighbours Burton Albion on Friday, had only been on the field a matter of moments before firing in the winner.
It is a timely fillip for Sports, who moved four points clear of the relegation zone on an afternoon they dedicated to the memory of former director Keith Loring following his death last month.
One of Mickleover’s other signings this week, striker Shaquille McDon...

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