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AMMIES’ JOY AS LEADERS SOAR ELEVEN POINTS CLEAR

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By Andy Giblin

A POWERFUL firsthalf display by Salford was enough to edge this tense top-ofthe- table clash.
The Ammies went into the interval two goals in front and although Harrogate pulled one back, the home side now have an 11-point lead at the top of the table.
Salford joint-manager Bernard Morley was highly satisfied with his team’s performance.
He told The NLP: “We dominated the first half and put ourselves in a great position. The second half was end-to-end stuff – we knew Harrogate would come at us but we defended well and deserved what could well be a very key...

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