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WORKINGTON 0 MACCLESFIELD 1 Curran 18
By John Walsh

MACCLESFIELD took another major step towards the NPL West title with an important win over one of their nearest rivals.
The win at Borough Park put them 12 points above the Cumbrians and they are nine points better off than Leek Town who are still second after a surprise 3-1 home defeat by Trafford.
A goal after 18 minutes from Alex Curran was enough to settle a tight contest in which there were few clear-cut opportunities for either side. He went on to fire home after Reds skipper Conor Tinnion misplaced a pass on the...

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