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NEILD SAVES BLUES A POINT

WORKINGTON 2 WARR’TON RYL 2
By John Walsh

IT WAS a case of deja-vu for Workington, who relinquished a two-goal cushion for the second consecutive home game to settle for a point against play-off hopefuls Warrington Rylands.
David Symington’s brace gave him 20 league goals for the season and a comfortable advantage against a side unbeaten away from home.
Workington’s two teenage loanees Sam Hetherington and Kitt Nelson, from Carlisle and Preston respectively, combined for his first, while letting fly with a 30-yard screamer for the second.
He also hit the post an...

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