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21
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Aaron Pressley Yellow Card
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22
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Sean Mcconville Red Card
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41
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Liam Coyle Yellow Card
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52
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James Trafford Yellow Card
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57
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On: Dan Martin|Off: Liam Coyle
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64
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Aaron Morley Yellow Card
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70
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On: Gethin Jones|Off: Luke Mbete
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75
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On: Mitchell Clark|Off: Shaun Whalley
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77
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On: Randell Williams|Off: Declan John
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82
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Elias Kachunga Goal
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84
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Aaron Morley Goal
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90+1
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On: Leslie Adekoya|Off: Aaron Pressley
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90+2
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On: Josh Woods|Off: Tommy Leigh
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90+2
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On: Anthony Mancini|Off: Seamus Conneely
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90+6
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On: Lloyd Isgrove|Off: Conor Bradley
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Accrington Stanley
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Bolton Wanderers
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Game Information
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VENUE: Wham Stadium
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Accrington, England
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ATTENDANCE: 4,874
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REFEREE: Samuel Barrott
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