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OWENS’ AT THE DOUBLE PERSEVERE AS MILLERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 April 2019

By Martin Jobling
MARSKE UNITED 4
CARLTON TOWN 0

TOO GOOD: Marske celebrate their second goal
PICTURE: Shutter Press

CARLTON Town secured Step 4 safety – despite a thumping defeat at Marske United.
The Seasiders started on the front foot, dominating the early stages, with Curtis Round firing wide with just a minute played.
Jamie Owens had a shot tipped wide in the 14th minute as Marske continued to apply the pressure.
The home side came agonisingly close to breaking the deadlock on 20 minutes when Adam Wheatley’s header from Round’s corner was cleared off the line &ndas...

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