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HOLNESS IS BOB ON FOR DARLO

DARLINGTON 2
FC UNITED 0
By Craig Stoddart
FC UNITED of Manchester took another step closer to relegation as Darlington eased themselves away from a danger with a comfortable victory.
A goal either side of halftime at Blackwell Meadows was enough for the Quakers to secure their sixth home win, a triumph that means they are now ten points above the drop zone. But the Red Rebels – who rang the changes following last week’s 4-0 humbling at home to bottom-of-thetable Nuneaton Borough – are six points away from safety.
Chances were rare at either end during the opening period, ...

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