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Whitby Town 1-0 Hyde United: Seasiders shine thanks to Liam

LIAM Cooke’s first-half piledriver was enough to extend Whitby Town’s winning run to five matches in a game they dominated on the North Yorkshire coast.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Andrew Snaith

WHITBY TOWN 1
HYDE UNITED 0
LIAM Cooke’s first-half piledriver was enough to extend Whitby Town’s winning run to five matches in a game they dominated on the North Yorkshire coast.
The Seasiders spent most of the match in the Hyde half, coming close on ten minutes when Jacob Hazel fed Josh MacDonald whose effort was well held by Joe Green. Moments later, the recalled Brad Fewster fired over when well set.
The onslaught continued with on-loan Hartlepool United man MacDonald dribbling from halfway but unable to generate the power needed. But Cooke certainly did, six minutes b...

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