FA Vase

RUNCORN LINNETS 1 SUNDERLAND RCA 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

By Gary Langley
■THESE two side will go head to head again in midweek after a tense stalemate at The Millbank.
The first 90 minutes consisted of two contrasting halves, the first action packed and the second a stalemate. Sunderland had the ball in the net first, a Nathan O’Neill effort ruled out on five mins by the linesman’s flag. The early drama continued when on the next attack Kyle Hamid was given a red card for a strong challenge on O’Neill which put Linnets under pressure. On 17 minutes, Dylan Elliot put the visitors ahead with a low free kick, a superb effort cur...

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