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Joe shows City the way

By Dave Burnett

LEEK TOWN 0
LANCASTER CITY 1
A STOPPAGE-TIME strike from Joe Amison was enough for league leaders Lancaster City to snatch victory and deny Leek Town a point.
A tight game of few clear cut chances saw the best opportunity of the first half fall Leek’s way early on. A quickly taken short corner saw Alex Hurst’s chip to the far post met by Ollie Shenton, only for his header to be palmed away by Brad Kelly.
Lancaster enjoyed the majority of possession during the half, with Leek defending well but inviting pressure as they struggled to keep hold of the bal...

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