Northern Premier League

MANSELL’S DRIVE STEERS DOLLY BLUES TO SAFETY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

WARRINGTON RY 0 LANCASTER CITY 2
By Garry Clarke

LANCASTER CITY were celebrating all the way home up the M6 as their win at the Hive Arena and results elsewhere mean they will be playing NPL Premier Division football again next season.
Backing up last weekend’s first win under new manager Jimmy Marshall, the Dolly Blues extended the gap between themselves and the dreaded dotted line to seven points with two games remaining.
After both sides went close in the opening minutes Lewis Mansell broke the deadlock in the 15th minute, his initial header from a Bobby Bjork cross was sa...

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