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WILDER’S SO HAPPY TO STEAL POINT

By Tony Flint

CARDIFF CITY 2
Moylan 2, Ashford 38
SHEFFIELD UTD 2
Cannon 4 (pen), O’Hare 7

CONTROL: Sheffield United’s Tom Cannon shields the ball from Cardiff City’s Alex Robertson
PICTURES: Athena Pictures

CHRIS Wilder was the first to admit that his Sheffield United side got away with one against newly-promoted Cardiff City.
It was the third successive Championship draw for the Blades as they finally got their first goals of the new campaign by hitting back from a second-minute goal to take a 2-1 lead in a mad-cap opening seven minutes.
Jack Moylan fire...

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