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ANKERS INSPIRES WYTHY RESPONSE

By John Cotton

WYTHENSHAWE 1
RUNCORN LINNETS 0
WYTHENSHAWE put behind them the disappointment of a midweek defeat at Hanley thanks to a late winner by Joel Ankers against Runcorn Linnets yesterday afternoon.
After the ball was directed into his path by substitute Will Calligan, he did the rest to deliver
DIV 1 WEST a welcome victory for James Kinsey’s men.
Sam Adewusi’s forward burst and shot, saved by visiting shot-stopper Calvin Hare, started the move.

Runcorn rarely looked like scoring at the other end, and Noah Roberts blazed over their best chance after 18 mi...

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