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UNITED’S ANDY IS THE MAN LATE ON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 October 2018

By Rob Bradley
LINCOLN UNITED 2
PONTEFRACT COLLIERIES 1
THE WHITES eventually came out on top.
Pontefract took the lead just before half time when the ball was scuffed home in a goalmouth scramble following a corner.
This stung the home side into life who suddenly found their attacking skills and after a couple of close shaves Paul Grimes lashed home the equaliser.
United keeper Mike Emery made a couple of fine saves as the Colls pressed once more. The Whites were good going forward too though.
The winner came from lively forward Andy Hutchinson who twisted and turned before burying a close...

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