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IMPRESSIVE TUNDE GETS SALUTE OF BOSS CLEGG

By Ben Leah

MACCLESFIELD 3
MORPETH TOWN 0
DELIGHTED Macclesfield manager Michael Clegg sang the praises of striker Tunde Owolabi after the striker hit a hattrick to down Morpeth.
Clegg said: “He’s a great lad, always wants to learn, wants to do well and will always give you everything he has got.”
The play-off chasing Silkmen were awarded a penalty 12 minutes into the first half after Sam Heathcote was hauled down in the area.
Owolabi stepped up to give his side an early lead, sending Dan Lowson the wrong way.
Midway through the half, the Silkmen were awarde...

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