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Warrington’s hopes ended by Fletcher

By James Gordon

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A LATE goal hurt Warrington Town for a second successive week, as they had to settle for a point ahead of Paul Carden’s return to the dug-out.
After bowing out of the FA Cup to an injury-time winner which ultimately resulted in the resignation of manager Mark Beesley, they conceded in the 89th minute to Issac Fletcher to earn the visitors a deserved draw.
The game lit up 20 minutes from time by a Connor Woods free-kick, curled home from all of 25 yards, his third direct free-kick of the season.
Glen Taylor blazed over fro...

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