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DAGNALL ON TARGET AS DOLLY BLUES HELD AGAIN

LANCASTER CITY 1 STALYBRIDGE C 1
By Andrew Satterthwaite

LANCASTER had to settle for the share of the points for the third successive game when they were held to a draw at home.
Having come from behind in the previous two games, Lancaster got off top a great start when they went ahead after 13 minutes. Niall Cowperthwaite made a superb run that took him past a number of opponents into the penalty area and although his shot was saved by Greg Hall, Dom Lawson was on hand to force the ball over the line.
Stalybridge drew level with their first real opportunity after 38 minutes when The...

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