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YELLOWS LIFTED BY ACE KIRBY

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By James Gordon

GRAY DAY: Tony Gray of Warrington Town is congratulated by teammates and inset, Hyde’s Tom Pratt chases down Ben Garrity
PICTURE: Shutter Press

JAKE Kirby’s late goal earned Warrington Town victory in an entertaining game at Cantilever Park.
The game was an open affair from the first whistle, with both sides finding early space.
Luke Porritt looked a danger down the left for Hyde and his run and cross almost set up Tom Pratt in the box early on.
Hyde otherwise seemed happy to let the Yellows have the ball and hit them on the break.
Bohan Dixon dropped hi...

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