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RADCLIFFE BOROUGH 4 SKELMERSDALE UNITED 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

By Jon Haslam
■RADCLIFFE Borough dominated a game that started with few chances.
The Boro went in front just after the half-hour mark after a defensive mix up and a Jonathan Crane back-pass went completely wrong as Jack Sims sprinted back and slid to try and keep the ball from going in.
In the 67th minute Carl Peers played in Stanislav Zhekov who had no trouble.
Peers and Zhekov combined again for Radcliffe’s third 15 minutes from time with Zhekov this time producing a lovely chip.
Powerful striker Gavin Ellison headed Boro’s fourth goal after a superb cross from Peers.
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