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ROO RUES CHANCES BUT PRIDE IS IN TACT

By John Lomas

MANSFIELD T 3
Moriah-Welsh 21, Oates 73, Bowery 90+3

MACC’FIELD 0
MACCLESFIELD manager John Rooney paid tribute to his battling National League North side as they exited the FA Cup in a first round defeat at Mansfield.
There was to be no repeat of last year’s heroics for the Silk-men where they famously stunned holder Crystal Palace in the third round.
Trailing to a 21st minute goal, the Silkmen were in the game until Mansfield’s second on 72 minutes when hopes of emulating last year’s incredible run to round four evaporated.
But Rooney sai...

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