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HYDE UNITED 4 TADCASTER ALBION 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

By Mark Anderton
HYDE United turned on the style despite going a goal down against Tadcaster Albion.
Aiden Savory quickly got the away side up and running just four minutes in, but that would be the best it would get for the visitors.
Captain Andy Milne saw red for a deliberate foul when bringing down Tom Pratt, with the hosts making the numerical advantage count thanks to Paddy Miller’s leveller.
A great solo effort from substitute Karl Jones saw the tide turn further as Hyde went 2-1 ahead, while Matty Beadle made it three soon after.
And the icing went on the cake thanks to James B...

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