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Kyle off after clash with own keeper!

STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1 ASHTON UNITED 4
By Keith Trudgeon

INCREDIBLE indiscipline cost struggling Stalybridge Celtic dear as they imploded in a strangely low-key Tameside derby.
Things were going swimmingly for Celtic. New signing Curtis Morrison had skipped around Robins’ keeper Tom Scott to give them a seventh minute lead, but everything turned sour on the half hour.
A mix-up at an Ashton corner between Kyle Harrison, already on a yellow card, and keeper Joe O’Shaughnessy allowed Ashton skipper Sam Baird the freedom of Bower Fold to tap home the equaliser from six yards...

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