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CONGLETON TN 0 WITTON ALBION 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2025

DIV 1 WEST
By Richard Scott

■ WITTON claimed bragging rights in the Cheshire derby as they won away at Congleton thanks to a brace from substitute Mamadou Djabi.
Djabi came off the bench after 22 minutes, to win the game for the Albion to put them ten points off the playoff places.
He got the opener just after the hour mark when a long ball from Ellis Allen was flicked into the path of Djabi and he found the net via the post.
The second came after 77 minutes when Ben Harrison forced a decent save out of Ellison but Djabi was the quickest to react and he found the net.
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