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WORKINGTON AFC 2 WIDNES 1

DIV 1 WEST
By John Walsh

WORKINGTON won a nhome game inside stoppage time for the second time in a month as goals in the 92nd and 94th minutes gave the west Cumbrians the points.
Widnes took the lead after 14 minutes, the unmarked Max Bardsley-Rowe firing home.
In the second period Lewis Riley whistled one just over the bar before a header produced the save of the season from Luc Rees.
Conor Tinnion equalised for the hosts late on with a bulleted free kick low into the bottom corner.
Shortly after, a flick-on by Riley saw Dav Symington help the ball into the path of Ruben Jerome,...

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