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NO REVENGE MISSION FOR FC UNITED AS RYAN SEALS IT

WARRINGTON RY 3 FC UNITED 0 By Garry Clarke

FC UNITED of Manchester arrived with revenge in mind as they aimed to avenge their play-off semi-final defeat by Warrington Rylands at the end of last season.
Although the Reds enjoyed the greater share of the play, they rarely troubled the home side’s goalkeeper Luke Pilling, who collected a few high balls, punched away a dangerous second-half cross and watched a long-range Michael Donahue shot fly just over his bar.
Pilling’s United counterpart Dan Atherton had to react well to tip a Ben Hardcastle shot onto his crossbar in...

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