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MATT MAKES REDS PAY THE PENALTY

DIV 1 WEST
COLNE 0 1874 NORTHWICH 4
By David Priestley

COLNE were rocked by a four-goal second-half salvo by Northwich that leaves them without a win in five games.
The two teams seemed evenly matched in a first half that was largely uneventful.
But things swung Northwich’s way eight minutes after the interval when Sam Hare was brought down in the Colne area and Matthew Woolley converted the spot-kick.
Eight minutes later Joseph Woolley finished a fine run with an angled shot into the bottom corner.
After 68 minutes, Northwich won another penalty for a foul in the Colne box and ...

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