League Two

Hughes is left raging over ref’s decisions

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 April 2023

By Michael Simons

CRAWLEY TOWN 0
CRAWLEY: Addai 6, Gordon 5 (Mason 82, 6), Conroy 6, Ransom 6, Ogungbo 5, Tilley 6 (Fellows 70, 6), Khaleel 6, Powell 6 (Grant 82, 6), Oteh 6, Nadesan 5, Telford 6 (Chukwuemeka 70, 6). Subs not used: Schofield, Roles, Spong.

BRADFORD CITY 0
BRADFORD CITY: Lewis 6, Halliday 8, Platt 6, Stubbs 7, Ridehalgh 6, Gilliead 6, Smallwood 6, Banks 7 (Kelly 83, 6), Walker 6 (Oliver 83,6), Derbyshire 6 (Costelloe 64, 6), Cook 6. Subs not used: Bola, Doyle, East, Chapman.
Att: 3,644 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Robert Lewis 6/10

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