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ELLIS THE HERO ONCE AGAIN AS MAGPIES MARCH

NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH
By Scott Brooker

CHORLEY boss Andy Preece hailed the season-long sacrifices of his players and staff after Mark Ellis swept them into the National League North semi-final.
Centre-back-turned-goalmachine Ellis was perfectly placed to decide their Eliminator with King’s Lynn on 84 minutes.
The former Torquay United and Notts County defender gobbled up the rebound after Tom Carr’s shot had been saved low by Lynn keeper Paul Jones.
It was the 14th of a remarkable campaign in front of goal for the 36-year-old and set up an away semi-final with Scunth...

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