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West Lancashire.Football League. The win means that


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By Dan Black


Blues just off play-off pace with two games left


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Despite a phenomenal season, Clitheroe look set to miss out on a top five finish in the First Division North.


Despite grabbing a point late on against Curzon Ashton at the weekend, results from


Tuesday evening have left the Blues needing to take maxi-


• mum points from their re- mainingfixtureswhilehoping


teams above drop points. .,. Moore’s men are now four


points adrift of Ramsbottom United who occupy the final


play-off spot with a signifi­


cantly superiorgoal difference to boot. Jamie Henders’s late win­


ner against leaders Skelm- ersdale United saw Cammell Laird climb to fourth on 77 points with a game in hand. Trafford also registered vic­ tory in the push for a top five


finishastheybeatOssettTown 4-0. . ,


Alate Scott Bakkor leveller


snatchedapolntforClitheroe and kept alive their play-offs hopes.


game on the bounce to cancel out Matty Kay’s first-half open- .etfQcXluEZQnAslitan.jvhQse—


Bakkorscoredforthethird


own play-offs ambitions are fading fast.


The Blues had the better


of the first-half but failed to make their advantage count with Daley Woods going close


with a stinging long-range drive. The Tamesiders took the


lead three minutes before half-time as Kay headed past Hakan Burton.


more dominant in the second period with the visitors rely­ ing on counter-attacks in a bid to get back into the game. ,, And with six minutes re­ maining, substitute Danny JWahnnpy teeri-lip former Ry-


The home side were much


. lands forward Bakkor who en­ sured the spoils were shared.


New Mills on Saturday (Kick­ off 3pm) in the final home game of the season. Clitheroe: Hakan Burton,


PaulMoore’ssideentertain


Chris Smalley, Lee Pugh (c), Will James, Jack Higgins, Ad­ am Birchall, Simon Nangle, Ross Dent (Chris Dykes), Scott Bakkor, Chris Mason (Dean Canning), Daley Woods (Dan­ ny Mahoney). Subs not used: ConnorSmith. In other news from Shaw-


nouncedhisdecisiontoreUre i 1C /I _1 •


bridge. Dean Canning has an- noi itippH V


very sad to retire, onaperson- al level I am very happy with my decision.


“I no longer feel I can per­ form to the standard I used


be capable of. I feel that I am a shadow of myself having lost the fire in my belly for the game. But mainly it’s due to the fact that my priorities havechanged.


“Although its only been -cere^^^^^^^^


a short spell I would like to thank everyone involved at Clitheroe FC for welcoming me to the club and showing the team great support. I sin-


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nearest rivals Leyland United are unable to catch them, and still keeps alive Green’s title hopes. A fantastic back post header from the out-


standingTomBartlettgave Green the lead on a testing surface.


Chris Cookson dou­ bled the visitors’ lead as he


lashed home a loose ball in the area.


Todmorden were re­


stricted to shots firom out­ side the box as Green’s backline, led superbly by Bartlett, held firm.


., • Green looked to defend their lead for the remain­ der of the game, and the home side had a glorious chance to reduce the ar­ rears fix)m acorner, but the chance, from five yards, was scoopedover. T o dmo r d e n al so


skimmed a post fix)m long range, but Green comfort­


ably saw out the remaining


minutes to sealpromotion. , Hurst Green travel to


Bolton County on Tuesday, May 7th (6-45 p.m.)in what


potentially could be a title decider.


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