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FOOTBALL: Hillmorton



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Hillmorton (sponsored by Messam & Rider Ltd) 1 Celtic Shoes 3: Hillmorton dominated the first period in hot, difficult conditions and Oliver Hartnack was unlucky to see the keeper unwittingly turn the ball onto the bar. Celtic took the lead against the run of play with their first shot on the half-hour. Hillmorton stayed strong and Oliver equalised on the stroke of half time, taking his season's tally to 19. Celtic upped their game a bit in the second half and two defensive lapses allowed them to open up a 3-1 lead. Hillmorton had a strong claim for a penalty waved away and Luke Hartnack was denied by the keeper following good interplay between himself and Todd Jones-Cutter. Messam & Rider Ltd Men of the Match: Kieran Huntley, Ross Allen, Stuart McQuillam and Jake Barratt




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  • Last Updated: 14 May 2008 3:45 PM
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  • Location: Rugby
 
 
  

 
 

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