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Harry has final word with superb winner

By Mark Rawlinson

SCARBOROUGH ATH 2
FARSLEY CELTIC 1
HARRY GREEN’S 83rd-minute wonder strike secured Scarborough Athletic’s third win of the season over Yorkshire rivals Farsley Celtic.
Alex Brown gave the Seadogs an 11th-minute lead in a game that they dominated for most parts, though Ben Atkinson’s penalty on the hour put Farsley right back in the contest but Harry Green’s impressive strike seven minutes from time ensured the hosts took the three points.
Boro hit an early warning sign through Green’s excellent low shot bringing a fine save from...

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