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WITTON ALBION 2 HANLEY TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2023

DIV 1 WEST
By Andy Simpson

AFTER losing five of their previous seven league games, this comfortable victory against Hanley Town was the catharsis Witton Albion needed.
They never looked back from the moment James Lawrie swept in an opening goal against his old club after 20 minutes.
Captain Kingsley Williams saw a rising shot deflected onto the crossbar before Matt Lowton’s drive rapped the inside of a post.
Hanley’s best spell followed the interval but their hopes of a recovery ended when Connor Hughes skipped around goalkeeper Tommy Jackson to roll in a second goal f...

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