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OSSETT UNITED 4 FRICKLEY ATHLETIC 2

DIV 1 EAST
By Neil Spofforth

■IF EVER there was a game of two halves this was it. The opening half was very stop start with little quality on show, Frickley opening the scoring through a fine strike by James Matthews.
The second half saw fireworks as just five minutes in Aaron Haswell was dismissed for pushing, Frickley took advantage and doubled their lead through Brad Wells.
Ossett then took complete control after an attacking change saw striker Jordan Turner replace defender Ross Hardaker. Ify Ofoegbu pulled one back after a great run and shot by Charlie Wood before Oli Metca...

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