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Doolan eyes the play-offs after Stanley thrash Dale

Doolan eyes the play-offs after Stanley thrash Dale

By Anthony Brown

ROCHDALE 0
ROCHDALE: Waller 4, Sherring 5 (Hannant 56, 6), Flint 5, Wilson 5, Tasker 5 (Beckwith 70, 6), Gilmour 5, Adeeko 5 (Henderson 56, 6), Hayes 5 (Paterson 70, 6), Francis 5, Middleton 6 (Silcott-Duberry 83), Brown 6. Subs not used: Spaven, Leonard.
ACCRINGTON ST 5 Woods 14, Warren 38, Walton 45+1, 51, Henderson 66
ACCRINGTON: Moulden 7, Love 7, Matthews 7, Anderson 7, O’Brien 7, Mols 7, Borland 7 (Grant 72, 6), Tutonda 8, Woods 7 (Henderson 19, 8), Walton 10, Warren 8 (Brown 87). Subs not used: Rogerson, Smith, Moore, Rawson.
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