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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 January 2019

Table-topping Colls continue title tilt as Rowlands opens scoring

By Zach Pierce
MOSSLEY 0
ATHERTON C 2
I AN Rowlands and Ben Hardcastle both grabbed second-half goals as Atherton Collieries battled past Mossley.
The top-of-the-table clash went the way of the visitors at Seel Park, as they extended their advantage at the summit of the NPL West.
Mossley’s Ben Richardson provided the only clear-cut chance of the half on 33 minutes.
His free-kick evaded everyone before it was ultimately clawed away.
The rebound, directed towards goal, was cleared off the line by man-of-the-match Rowlands...

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