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WELLS GO DEEP TO LEVEL IT UP

NPL DIV 1 EAST
By Alan Murphy

CARLTON TOWN 1 CLEETHORPES TOWN 1
BRAD Wells scored deep into injury time as Carlton Town salvaged a point against high-flying Cleethorpes.
In an entertaining game Carlton had the better of the opening exchanges and Aaron O’Connor drew an excellent save from Tom Jackson after a fine through ball from new signing Kyle Dixon.
The visitors went close through Declan Howe before Niall Davie hit a post for the Millers on the stroke of halftime.
O’Connor went close again in the second half before Howe put Clee ahead with eight minutes left, co...

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