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BAY ON TOP IN SIX-GOAL THRILLER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

COLWYN BAY 4 CHASETOWN 2
By Paul Mullins
THE Scholars started well but the first real chance came in the 40th minute when Muzzy Nduna forced a save from Andy Coughlin at his near post.
But Colwyn took the lead two minutes later when Craig Pritchard nipped through the visitors defence and fired home.
The equaliser finally came when Will Whieldon’s corner was headed goalwards by Cockerill- Mollett and through the legs of Coughlin.
Whieldon turned provider again to set up Nduna.
Josh Brizzell then made no mistake from the spot.
The topsy turvy nature continued and the Welshmen regained t...

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