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OJI DIGS DEEP FOR PITMEN

LANCASTER CITY 0 HEDNESFORD TOWN 1

By Andrew Satterthwaite
HEDNESFORD continued their recent run with a solitary Sam Oji goal proving enough to secure all three points at Lancaster.
In a lively start to the match, both sides came close in the opening ten minutes. A good move involving Craig Carney and Gavin Clark saw the latter cross into the penalty area where Tom Kilifin failed to make clean contact while at the other end, Mason Walsh just failed to get on the end of a James Fitzgibbon cross.
Lancaster went close when Ryan Winder made a good run into the penalty area before his shot was b...

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