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Coleman’s relieved as Gills end winless run

Coleman’s relieved

By Neil Goulding

GILLINGHAM 1
McKenzie 79
GILLINGHAM: Morris 6, Smith 6, Ehmer 7, Gale 7, Hutton 6, Little 6, McKenzie 7, Clark 6, Nevitt 6, Gbode 5 (Khumbeni 88, 6), Hawkins 6 (Morgan 61, 6). Subs not used: Turner, Masterson, Dack, Clarke, Nolan.

MORECAMBE 0
MORECAMBE: Burgoyne 6, Hendrie 6 (Millen 87, 6), Taylor 6, Stott 7, Tutonda 6 (Garner 87, 6), Macadam 6, Songo’o 6, Cooke 6 (Lewis 80, 6), Dackers 6, Dallas 6 (Edwards 63, 5), Angol 6 (Slew 87, 6). Subs not used: White, Lewis.
Att: 5,612 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Ruebyn Ricardo 7/10

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