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LATE DOUBLE SEALS WIN

By Robert Winterbottom
FARSLEY CELTIC 2
CURZON ASHTON 1
FARSLEY CELTIC shocked Curzon Ashton late on as goals from Akeel Francis and Will Hayhurst sealed victory.
It was an even affair for the majority of the game but the visitors were gifted the first good chance to take the lead midway through the first half when they were awarded a penalty for a trip on Daniel Tricket-Smith in the area.
Callum Saunders stepped up to take the spot kick but Farsley goalkeeper Kyle Trenerry made the save to ensure a 0-0 half-time score.
However, Curzon Ashton did take the lead after the break, Tricket-Smith...

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