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WARRINGTON TOWN 1 COALVILLE TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

By James Gordon
WARRINGTON Town were brought back down to earth with a bump.
Following the midweek comeback at Altrincham in the FA Trophy, the Yellows were made to rue three more points dropped.
A brace for Tom McGlinchey and a late back-post header from Daniel Creaney helped the visitors to a comfortable win, before Jamie McDonald’s consolation.
On 12 minutes Rory McKeown somehow saved a goal by diverting a shot over the bar after Tony McMillan had been beaten.
McKeown couldn’t do anything about the opening goal just after the half-hour mark. Again he was left as the last man ...

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