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SUNDERLAND RCA 2 BISHOP AUCKLAND 3

By Andrew Reynolds

BISHOP Auckland booked their place in the first round of the FA Vase as goals from Ben Errington, Craig Gott and Matty Weirs secured a narrow victory.
Errington headed home in the 19th minute before early substitute Dominic Moan equalised for RCA five minutes later from a similar position.
Gott regained the lead for Bishops as he fired his free-kick past the keeper just before the break.
Weirs then extended their advantage just after half-time when he volleyed high into the net from yet another corner.
Alex Nelson pulled one back for RCA midway through the second...

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