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Pontefract Collieries 0-2 Ossett United: Aaron star of the show for United

AARON Haswell was the hero for the visitors in this eagerly eagerly anticipated clash between two West Yorkshire rivals.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 August 2021

By Charlie Fletcher

PONTEFRACT COLL 0
OSSETT UNITED 2
AARON Haswell was the hero for the visitors in this eagerly eagerly anticipated clash between two West Yorkshire rivals.

The game got off to a frantic start. Both sides looked to attack early doors, but it was Ossett who broke the deadlock.
Aaron Haswell, who was lively throughout for the visitors, curled a great free kick into the top corner.
The second half saw Ponte pile on the pressure but the home side faced a goalkeeper in fine form.
With minutes to go George Green added a second on the counter to seal it. Green picked up the bal...

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