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TEN MEN BATTLE TO TAKE A POINT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

TADCASTER ALBION 1 TRAFFORD 1
By Jay Taylor
IT FINISHED all square as ten man Trafford snatched a point.
Conor Sellars came the closest out of anyone to breaking the deadlock in the first half as his powerfully caressed freekick from the edge of the box smashed the post.
Then came the dismissal just shy of the interval as Paul Linwood was judged to have deliberately handled the ball.
The breakthrough came six minutes in to the second half and it was that man Sellars who got it.
The ten men of Trafford hung in there and drew level 15 minutes from time as substitute Kingsley Williams rifled i...

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