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CHAMPS ARE TOO STRONG

DIV 1 EAST
NORTH FERRIBY 1 REDCAR ATHLETIC 2

By Stuart Hellier

A VILLAGERS’ guard of honour welcomed the champions in front of a 443-strong crowd.
It proved to a battling performance from the off for the Villagers, who enjoyed the games first-half chance inside the opening five minutes; Lewis Dennison challenged well from a Ben Hatton cross, but Josh Mazfary claimed.
The Villagers enjoyed a late spell of pressure towards the end of the first half but it was scoreless at the break.
Redcar went ahead with ten minutes remaining
when Louis Johnson’s effort trickled und...

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