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HIGHWAYMEN RAID IN VAIN

MORPETH TOWN 2 WARRINGTON T 0

By Lewis Connell

MORPETH TOWN’s win over mid-table Warrington Town wasn’t enough to see them avoid relegation on the final day, with results elsewhere condemning The Highwaymen to the drop.
The hosts knew a win would give them a slim chance of staying up, but Whitby’s goalless draw with Cleethorpes and Prescot’s win over Bamber Bridge rendered the victory redundant.
Both sides had chances to break the deadlock in the first period, but were unable to do so, with Daniel Barlow failing to guide Rhys Evans’ cross on target, be...

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