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Leaders go six clear as Longridge prevail

By David Lawrence

HAPPY AS HARRY: Harry Cain of 1874 Northwich celebrates his goal with his team mates and

inset, tempers fray between the two sides
PICTURE: Shutter Press

1874 NORTHWICH tightened their grip on the NWCFL Premier Division with an impressive 5-0 victory over Charnock Richard in a top of the table clash.
Carl Grimshaw headed just over for the visitors early on before 1874 opened the scoring on 20 minutes.
The ball was played to Jake Parker on the edge of the box and his shot took a slight deflection, beating Ben Ascroft for his 2...

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