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Clegg move pays off for the Blues

WARRINGTON RYLANDS 1 HYDE UNITED 0
By Garry Clarke

AN INSPIRED second-half substitution by manager Michael Clegg proved decisive as Warrington Rylands extended their unbeaten league run to 11 games by beating Hyde United at Gorsey Lane.
Clegg replaced Adama Sidibeh with Joe Piggott in the 62nd minute.
Just two minutes after being introduced Piggott got on the end of a ball played into the Hyde area, and with his first touch of the ball he crashed a shot down off the underside of the cross bar.
Despite Hyde’s protests the ‘Geoff Hurst’ goal was given after the r...

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