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RUTHLESS REDCAR HAMMER RYLANDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 August 2026

By Garry Clarke

WARRINGTON RYLANDS 0 REDCAR ATHLETIC 5
RAMPANT Redcar Athletic served notice of their intention of adding a third successive promotion by crushing last season’s play-off finalists on their own turf.
Warrington Rylands started off the livelier with Ben Hardcastle firing a shot over the Redcar bar in the opening minutes before the visitors started to gain the upper hand with Rylands keeper
Luke Pilling having to save well to deny Adam Boyes and Andrei Ardelean. But, he could not prevent Boyes from drilling a shot past him to open the scoring in the 29th minute....

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