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HENDERSON HAT-TRICK HAS BORO IN TATTERS

RADCLIFFE 1 MORPETH TOWN 5
By Kieran Wilson

MORPETH got their first away win in four attempts, by confidently sweeping aside Radcliffe at the Neuven Stadium for an emphatic away win.
Liam Henderson scored his first of three goals in the afternoon by capitalising on a mistake at the back to slot home unopposed.
A moment of brilliance from Jack Baxter brought the home side level not long after, before Henderson grabbed his second with a curling strike from distance.
Minutes later, Radcliffe player-manager Bobby Grant was dismissed with a straight red card for an elbow on Jeff Henderson.
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