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SUPER SAXON SAVES LINNETS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Taran Dhamrait

RUNCORN LINN 3 Saxon 34, 54, Moseley 51
STALYBRIDGE C 2 Tongue 8, Irlam 31
RUNCORN Linnets completed a dramatic turnaround in a game of two halves at Bower Fold with a Will Saxon double seeing the Linnets take home all three points.
Celtic captain Liam Tongue gave his side the lead when he unleashed a 30-yard rocket that flew past Bayleigh Passant in the Linnet’s goal and into the back of the net after just eight minutes.
Tongue forced a great save from Passant before the hosts pressure was rewarded when Joe Duckworth’s cross made its way ...

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