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MARINERS HELD AFTER BLUES’ GELL BUNDLES IN

WHITBY TOWN 1 MARINE 1
By Andrew Snaith

WHITBY were hoping to do a double over their promotion rivals but in the end had to come from behind to grab a point in a surprisingly-entertaining clash amid strong North Sea winds.
Junior Mondal was almost provider on the half hour as he picked out centre-half Harrison Beeden who fired against the Marine crossbar.
Despite the home pressure, it was the Merseysiders who broke the deadlock, three minutes before half-time.
Louis White, who had been enjoying a running battle with Whitby’s Adam Gell in the centre of the park, latched on to...

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