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HOPEFULS HELD UP

By Andrew Satterthwaite
LANCASTER CITY 1
WITTON ALBION 1
LANCASTER and Witton Albion had to settle for a share of the spoils as both failed to steal a march in the battle for promotion.
Paul Dawson fired the home side in front from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time but James Foley ensured Witton went home with a point 18 minutes from time.
Both goalkeepers were called into action in the early stages with first Chris Renshaw denied Lancaster’s Jack Armer with an excellent save after five minutes and then at the other end Sam Ashton made a good stop to deny James Hooper after ...

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