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THEY SHALL NOT PASS PASSANT!

By Andrew Simpson

NPL WEST
WYTHENSHAWE 0
RUNCORN LINN 0
WYTHENSHAWE were denied a debut victory in the Northern Premier League by the brilliance of Runcorn Linnets’ goalkeeper Bayleigh Passant.
The Ammies appeared certain to put behind them a disappointing FA Cup exit at Pilkington in midweek when Callum Laird shot goalwards in added time, only for the visitors’ number one to produce his best and last save of the match.
Last season’s North West Counties League champions finished this game strongly, and Darrhyl Mason glanced an effort wide late on from Ally Brow...

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