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FIVE-STAR REDS RALLY TO SEE IN NEW HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2026

By Steve Durham

WORKINGTON celebrated their new groundshare agreement with Workington Town RLFC at the Fibrus Community Stadium with an emphatic victory over a very young Carlisle outfit on Friday night.
They left their historic Borough Park at the end of last season but settled into their new surroundings immediately.
Trialist Brennan Dickenson scored the historic first goal at their temporary new home with a well struck shot from the edge of the box, and two own-goals secured victory in the opening half hour.
Ben Aaron deflected Tom Stephenson’s cross past his own keeper f...

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