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Cowley call for bravery as Stanley grab draw

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 February 2024

By Steven Laing

COL CHES TER U 1

Chilvers 40
COLCHESTER: Goodman 6, Richardson 6, Harbottle 6, Hall 7, Iandolo 7, Chilvers 9, Smith 7, Fevrier 6 (Edwards 90), McGeehan 7 (Mingi 77, 6), Hopper 7, Akinde 7 (Wilkinson 65, 6). Subs not used: Dallison-Lisbon, Jay, Hornby, Ihionvien.
ACCRINGTON ST 1
Harbottle 80 (og)
ACCRINGTON: Vitek 7, Hills 6, Mellor 7, Shipley 6, O’Brien 7, Conneely 6 (Martin 55, 6), Woods 6 (Trickett 56, 6), Nolan 6, Leigh 7, Woods 6, Bickerstaff 6 (Adekoya 56, 6). Subs not used: Quirk, Pickles, Henderson, McIntyre.
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