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FRICKLEY ATHLETIC 2 SPALDING 1

By Ken Whitehead
LEWIS Szanto struck twice in the final eight minutes to down Spalding United and end a run of three league defeats.
Frickley played their way back into the game as Tyler Walton and Connor Smith created chances for Jacob Hazel, which went narrowly wide.
A second-half slip in the 61st minute allowed Luke White to fire home from eight yards out and give the Tulips the lead.
But Frickley’s equaliser came in the 82nd minute when substitute Szanto powered home a bullet of a header from a Hazel corner.
Ben Algar’s cross was then bundled over the line from a few yards o...

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