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TOP DALE KEEP FIRE BURNING FOR MAC

By Paul Rooney

ROCHDALE 2
Henderson 77, Hannant 90

WEALDSTONE 1
Woodman 58

RESILIENT Rochdale dug deep and left it late once again to keep their title hopes alive and see off a spirited Wealdstone side.

Substitute Luke Hannant’s dramatic last-minute winner took Jimmy McNulty’s Dale beyond the 100-point mark and still within two of title rivals York with two games each left to play.
“Incredible, just incredible,” McNulty beamed after 41-year-old Ian Henderson had earlier cancelled out Deon Woodman’s shock opener for Wealdstone. “I...

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