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Gr-eight Rylands are on the up

MICKLEOVER 1 WARRINGTON RY 2
By Garry Clarke

WARRINGTON Rylands continued their rise up the table, winning 2-1 at Mickleover to extend their unbeaten run to eight.
The visitors opened the scoring in the 21st minute of an open, entertaining fixture played at the Don Arnott Stadium.
The home side failed to clear a corner, allowing the ball to be returned to the back post, where Matty Regan was able to head home unchallenged.
George Waring had the ball in the home side’s net midway through the first half, heading in from a corner. However, the referee ruled out his effort for a...

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