Non-League Paper

TRAFFORD 2 COLNE 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 August 2021

By Dave Law

■ TRAFFORD and Colne met for the second time in a week and will meet again in a replay on Tuesday.
The home side started well and had the better of the first half, as evidenced by their 1-0 lead at the interval courtesy of a 37th-minute header from Connor Hughes following an cross from Aidy Roxburgh.
Colne were much improved in the second half. Star man Reece Webb-Foster had two good chances in the early stages, and after 15 minutes he equalised with a curling shot. A spell of end-to-end cup football followed, but it was Colne who looked victorious when Webb- Foster ...

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