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DIV 1 WEST

By Richard Scott

WY THENSHAWE T 2
CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2
■JACOB Blyth’s penalty three minutes from time ensured that Wythenshawe took a point in this bottomhalf-of-the-table clash.
Michael Howard had given the Purps the lead after just 14 minutes when he was played in and, the forward hit a beautiful shot beyond Greg Hall.
The hosts pulled themselves level just when Issac Abankwah’s shot was parried straight into the path of Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro who unselfishly set up George Boyd who scored.
Danny Mitchley restored the visitors’ lead shortly afterwards, b...

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