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PRESCOT CABLES 1 KENDAL TOWN 0

DIV 1 WEST
By Richard Tigwell

■ SAM O’Halleron struck in the 90th minute to give ten-man Prescot Cables all three points and relegate Kendal Town.
The visitors were the better of the two sides and could have been two or three up at half-time had their strikers taken the chances given to them in the opening half.
Their cause was helped when Cables captain Liam Hollett was shown a first-half red card for two bookable offences.
At half-time, Cables introduced Josh Gregory as they sought control in midfield. The chances began to come for Cables and O’Halleron, Gregory
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