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Altrincham suffered sudden death penalty heartbreak against Notts County on a fog-drenched Moss Lane thriller on Saturday night.

Fog and penalties halt Alty
By Alex Thrower

Weaver 39, Banks 59

Bedeau 28, Roberts 84
Altrincham suffered sudden death penalty heartbreak against Notts County on a fog-drenched Moss Lane thriller on Saturday night.
Neil Gibson’s men battled back from going behind to Jacob Bedeau’s opener through strikes from Lucas Weaver and Lewis Banks either side of the break.
That looked to have given Altrincham another famous FA Cup scalp, but a curling effort from former Scunthorpe winger Cal Roberts five minutes from the end took the game to extra-time and then penalties, where Rosaire Longelo won i...

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