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CLARE SHINING FOR SILKMEN

DIV 1 WEST
By Alfie Singleton

PRESCOT CABLES 1
Edgar 47
MACCLESFIELD 2
Berry 48, Clare 75
THERE were three goals, two disallowed goals for offside and one red card as Macclesfield won away at Prescot Cables.
Macclesfield got the ball in the net early on following a long throw, but the linesman’s flag was raised and kept the game at 0-0.
James Hammill lost his temper before half time, resulting in a bad foul and a second yellow card, Going into the second half, 10-man Cables’ James Edgar stepped up to take a long free kick.
The ball wasn’t stopped by the Macclesfi...

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