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GRESLEY FC 0 WITTON ALBION 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

By Rob Mansfield
■ON a beautiful sunny afternoon, Witton Albion kept up the pressure on Shaw Lane at the top of the table with a workman like performance at the Moat Ground.
However, Gresley will be disappointed with the way they conceded the goals in the first half.
Albion started well with Steve Tames giving his side an early lead after just three minutes after Gresley failed to deal with the ball.
The closest Gresley got in the first half was a shot fired wide by Reece Morris.
Albion doubled their lead on 39 minutes when Tames put the ball across to Will Jones who slotted the ball ...

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