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BLUES HIT FOR FOUR IN FIERY CLASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

DIV 1 WEST
1874 NORTHWICH 1 CLITHEROE 4
By Jack Owens

A MORE even contest than the scoreline suggests went the way of the Clitheroe as both teams finished the game with 10 men.
Sefton Gonzales put the visitors ahead with a smart finish from a low cross in the 6th minute.
Joel Jones equalised for 1874, however, heading home from a long throw hurled in to the penalty area.
‘74 full back Ewan Mc-Geady and Gonzales saw red either side of the hour mark, before Andrew Teague rose highest and thundered home a bullet header in the 76th minute to put Clitheroe back in the ...

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