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PEWITS DENY THE CHAMPS

CHAMPIONS Redcar took their foot off the gas in a draw at Emley AFC, where the rampant side fired blanks on a rare occasion.
Owen Burns had the best opening chance for either side, but could only blaze over after 24 minutes.
Joe Stacey’s recovering run 14 minutes later also kept the visitors at bay, while at the other end goalkeeper Josh Mazfari pulled out two superb saves to deny Laurence Sorhaindo twice in quick succession.
The Pewits started the stronger in the second half, but were kept at bay by
LEON Howarth’s early
■goal ensured debutants Hallam will pla...

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