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KIRBY OFF BENCH TO UNLOCK ALBION

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2017

CLITHEROE 2 OSSETT ALB 0
By Andy Hammond
CLITHEROE took a first half played in brilliant sunshine to settle their nerves. Kicking with the wind, they made the most chances but could not relax with Rob Bordman up front for Albion.
The second half showed more promise. Kurt Willoughby should have scored in the first minute while Bordman for Albion unlocked the home defence with a sublime ball which was narrowly put wide.
However, on 68 minutes Clitheroe substitute Aidan Kirby received the ball from Alex Newby on the right and converted into the far corner.
The points were secured on 85 minutes...

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