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HAVE THAT: Oscar Radford heads home the late winner. Inset, Kelvin Lugsden high fives Alex Byrne after his equaliser
PICTURES: Garry Griffiths

By James Grayson
LEAGUE leaders Shaw Lane came from twogoals down to beat Newcastle Town. Newcastle got off to a flying start when a through ball saw Lee Cropper race clear to fire home after five minutes.
Sam Coulson headed just over as Castle were on top before Town keeper Harry Pickering saved well from Godwin Abadaki.
Castle doubled their lead when Niall Green was brought down and a penalty awarded. Jon Stewart saved but Jordan Cole followe...

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