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REDS HOLD OFF WHITES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By David Priestly

KEY MOMENT: Reece Webb-Foster, furthest away, fires home Colne’s winner
PICTURE: Greig Bertram

COLNE 1 WIDNES 0
COLNE maintained their 100 per cent record with a hard-fought win against newly-promoted Widnes in a scrappy yet entertaining match to welcome in the start of autumn.
Colne’s young players were given a stiff test by some experienced Widnes players but they came through with flying colours – hinting at a bright future for the club in the years to come.
There were few shots at goal in a tight and abrasive first half but Connor Hughes came close...

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