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DOLLY BLUES LOSE RECORD AS ILKESTON RUN RIOT …

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2023

LANCASTER CITY 0 ILKESTON TOWN 4
By Andrew Satterthwaite

ILKESTON ended Lancaster’s unbeaten run with a convincing performance despite being reduced to ten men in the opening half hour.
The Dolly Blues started brightly without creating any clear chances in the early stages and it was Ilkeston who took the lead after 15 minutes when a slick move found Jamie Walker in acres of space in the penalty area and he drilled a shot past Andre Mendes.
Their hopes received a setback just before the half hour mark when the referee spotted an incident involving Tyrell Waite and showed the ...

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