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MACC FIND REF’S CALLS SO TOUGH TO HANDLE

MACC FIND

By Chris Evans

ALFRETON TOWN 3
Thewlis 3, Waldock 57 (pen), Day 90+7

MACCLESFIELD 1
Dawson 41
MACCLESFIELD boss Mark Duffy bemoaned a lack of consistency when it came to handball decisions in either penalty box as his side were knocked out by Alfreton Town.
The Reds ran out comfortable winners thanks to goals from Jordan Thewlis, Liam Waldock and Jake Day, but two penalty shouts in the second half went the way of the hosts.
Alfreton were given theirs, which was dispatched by Waldock, for a handball close to a powerful shot charged down, while Macclesfield had their claim wave...

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