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Frustrated Magpies shut out by stubborn Avenue

BRADFORD PA 0 CHORLEY 0
By Gabriel Ramsey

HIGH-FLYING Chorley were held to a goalless draw on the road to a resilient Bradford Park Avenue side.
The play-off chasing Magpies occupy the playoffs on goal difference and will rue two points dropped against an Avenue side just four points
clear of the dreaded relegation zone.
Winless in three, the visitors were on top in the opening exchanges with Jon Ustabasi looking bright, forcing George Sykes-Kenworthy into a number of low saves.
Billy Whitehouse had an opportunity to put them in front after a lovely knock-down from Connor Hall was...

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