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FIVE-STAR TOWN CAN MAKE MORE MEMORIES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Kelly Gilchrist
EXACTLY 40 years on from Halifax’s memorable FA Cup victory over Manchester City, FC Halifax Town gave their fans another performance to remember with a commanding victory over Maidenhead United.
Eight of the original team that beat Manchester City were in attendance to see goals from Charlie Cooper, Jack Redshaw, Jamie Allen, Michael Duckworth and a deflected Devante Rodney effort gave the Shaymen a victory which was enough to propel them back into the play-off places. Town found the breakthrough on 31 minutes.
After Williams’ saw his low cross cleared, it bo...

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