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TUNDE’S FUN DAY JUST RAD-ICAL

By Chris Musson
CLITHEROE 0
RADCLIFFE 7
CLITHEROE’S weakened side was put to the sword by a rampant Radcliffe.
Executioner in chief was Tunde Owolabi who helped himself to a 30-minute hattrick and could have had more.
He opened on four minutes when he rammed in. Clitheroe had an immediate chance through Josh Snowden but on 18 minutes Owolabi hooked in a cross.
On 28 minutes Owolabi stole possession and tucked it home.
Owolabi had three more chances in the half and the Blues had no answer to his pace.
To end the half Callum Grogan cushioned in a fourth.
Clitheroe started the second hal...

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