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LANCASTER CY 1 GOOLE AFC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

By Andrew Satterthwaite
■A GOALmidway through the second half was enough to maintain Lancaster’s championship hopes after an inspired firsthalf performance by keeper Max Dearnley had threatened to deny them.
Dearnley made his first contribution to the game after 15 minutes when he made a diving save to keep out a Louis Mayers header.
Goole’s best opportunities came either side of half time with a Bobby Johnson header looping over the crossbar and then Devonte Morton forcing a save from Mike Hale after the restart.
The vital goal came just two minutes later when Dearnley ma...

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