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Vauxhall Motors 2-3 Lower Breck: Kevin Ellison’s big day is wrecked by Breck

Division One West leaders Lower Breck made it a dampened celebration day for Kevin Ellison as they defeated Vauxhall Motors in a thriller to stay top.
Lower Breck’s Lewis Buckley fires in their third goal to make it 3-1

DIV 1 WEST
By Richard James

VAUXHALL M 2
Malkin 59, Rushton 87
LOWER BRECK 3
Morris 8, Cherera 52, Buckley 80
Division One West leaders Lower Breck made it a dampened celebration day for Kevin Ellison as they defeated Vauxhall Motors in a thriller to stay top.
The former Morecambe, Stockport County and Chester man was celebrating his 1,000th senior appearance in football, an incredible achievement for the 46-year-old forward.
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However, it was the league leaders who flew out of the blocks early on as they went 1-0 up after just eight minutes of play.
Liam Morris confidently swept...

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