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Doherty 14, Redshaw 33, 35, Fearnley 86

ON TARGET: Jack Redshaw, second from right, celebrates his first goal
PICTURE: Sean Walsh
Hyde cleared their lines before advancing on a supeb counter, with substitute Matthew Fearnley slotting beyond Hutchinson.
Young rued his side’s firsthalf showing, setting the wheels in motion for a heavy home loss.
He told the NLP: “The firsthalf was as bad as it gets... Hyde took their goals well but it was far too easy for them, we weren’t at the races at all.”

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