National League North

Crankshaw stunner eases the pressure

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 September 2018

By Andrew Marshall
ALTRINCHAM 0
CURZON ASHTON 2
OLIVER Crankshaw’s sublime solo effort capped off an easy victory for Curzon Ashton at injury-hit Altrincham.
With key men missing for Alty, the Nash were able to dominate the game and pick up their first win in five.
The visitors started the brightest with Cameron McJannet and Connor Hughes both going close, and Iranian teenager Alex Samizadeh causing endless problems for Altrincham’s defence.
At the other end, Simon Richman turned well in the box and unleashed a fierce shot, but Cameron Mason got down well to save.
Then three min...

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