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DIV 1 WEST LICHFIELD CITY 0 ATHERTON COLLS 0

By Ella Hughes

LICHFIELD City claimed only their seventh point of the season, and fourth in four games, as they held Atherton Collieries to a goalless draw at the Tyre Trade Community Stadium.
City welcomed experienced midfielder Dan Lo-mas back into the fold, and he provided an experienced head, as Storm Boelo’s severe winds and rain created a scrappy spectacle.
Charlie Shaw went closest for the hosts in the first half, the central midfielder seeing his shot turned round the post by Harvey Bardsley.
Late substitute Freddie Gordon and striker Adams failed to convert Ben Ryde...

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