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Macc embrace Bees clash
By Tony Bugby

MACCLESFIELD’S FA Cup kings are daring to dream of more history when Premier League Brentford come to town tomorrow night.
John Rooney’s National League North high-flyers made headlines across the world when they stunned holders Crystal Palace in the third round.
It was labelled the greatest FA Cup shock ever with 117 places separating the duo at the time.
And now the Silkmen have the top-flight Bees in their sights with the TV spotlight once again shining on their Moss Rose home.
Captain Paul Dawson, who scored the opener in...

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