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SEASIDERS ON TARGET AGAIN AS NEW BOSS TASTES DEFEAT

MATLOCK TOWN 0 WHITBY TOWN 2

By Ian Richardson
WHITBY TOWN maintained their push for the play-offs while adding to Matlock’s woes with this victory. After surviving an early morning inspection, Alex White’s 22nd minute header gave the Seasiders an interval advantage before substitute Brad Fewster made sure of the win eight minutes from time.
The injury-hit Gladiators had little luck early on as new boss Paul Phillips suffered his first league defeat, Tomas Poole striking the post in the fourth minute and Marcus Marshall shooting directly at keeper Shane Bland following a good mo...

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