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Radcliffe 4-3 Worksop Town: Winner silences roaring Tigers!

In a seven goal thriller, Radcliffe took all three points late on to the dismay of travelling Tigers.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2023

RADCLIFFE 4 WORKSOP T 3
By Thomas Dodds

Maynard 1, 44, Morgan 25, Jackson 90

Hughes 15, 67, Redford 23

OPENING BLOW: Lois Maynard heads home Radcliffe’s first goal
PICTURE: Barkley Costello

IN A seven goal thriller, Radcliffe took all three points late on to the dismay of travelling Tigers.
Radcliffe came out the gates strong and eager to impress having not hosted a home fixture since the demolition of FC United almost a month ago. Lois Maynard scored within thirty seconds after coming back from international duty to coolly put the hosts in front with a side-footed effort into the bot...

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