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FITZ GETS THE FED OFF THE MARK…

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By Rory Drake

CUP KINGS! Dunston UTS’ Andrew Grant-Soulsby celebrates scoring his side’s third goal
PICTURE: Shutter Press

ABRACE from striker Mark Fitzpatrick helped Northern league underdogs Dunston UTS beat ten-man Chester to reach the fourth qualifying round for only the second time in their history.
Liam Brooks put the hosts ahead but Deane Smalley equalised for Chester just after the half-hour mark.
Dan Mooney gave the visitors the lead in first-half stoppage time but Fitzpatrick levelled as an absorbing tie ebbed and flowed.
Experienced defender Danny Livesey was sent ...

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