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TADCASTER ALBION 0 CARLTON TOWN 2

DIV 1 EAST
By Oliver Lock

■ AARON O’Connor’s first goals for more than three months helped Carlton win this basement battle and climb out the automatic relegation places. Niall Davie had already wasted a glorious early chance for Carlton, before O’Connor struck, lashing home following a long throw.
Theo Hudson wasted a chance to level before halftime and Town looked set to double the advantage when a handball gave them a penalty just before the hour. But Michael Emery’s spot-kick to be saved by Josh Mazfari.
However, O’Connor scrambled home s...

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