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| 6 | PATERSON booked for a bad challenge. |
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| 9 | PUGH hoofed the ball wide of the lefthand post from just inside the area. |
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| 16 | A corner fell to PATERSON who fired an effort over. |
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| 17 | AUSTIN floated the ball to PASQUALE who nodded it wide. |
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| 20 | GOAL!! MURPHY tried to play the ball out of the Blackpool penalty area but was tackled by PATERSON who flicked the ball to PUGH for a simple tap in. (1-0 Grimsby Town) |
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| 32 | A shot from BIGIRIMANA was smothered by the 'keeper. |
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| 34 | PATERSON waltzed away from PASQUALE and rattled a weak shot wide. |
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| 36 | A poor shot from PUGH bounced agonisingly wide. |
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| 38 | GOAL!! A quick-witted HEMED pounced on a loose ball on the left and made no mistake. (2-0 Grimsby Town) |
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| 42 | The Grimsby Town 'keeper saved a neatly crafted strike from CLARKE. |
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| 43 | FORESTIERI stepped inside PERRIN but blasted the ball into the arms of the Blackpool 'keeper. |
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| 45+3 | LOACH was able to claw away a fierce shot. |
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| 51 | A poor tackle on MURPHY by PUGH results in a booking. |
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| 54 | TAYLOR yellow cards CONNOLLY for a high tackle. |
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| 63 | A pin-point pass found PUGH and his right foot shot raced narrowly wide. |
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| 66 | A useful ball from CASADO on the left fell to PUGH who sliced his shot wide. |
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| 68 | CONNOLLY drilled a deadly shot inches wide from twenty-five yards out. |
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| 69 | PERRIN beat a number of Grimsby Town players and fired a shot just beyond the far post. |
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| 72 | A mix up in the Blackpool defence enabled PUGH to thump the ball wide. |
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| 74 | STURRIDGE stroked an easy chance past the far post. |
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| 75 | The referee books HEMED. |
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| 79 | CONNOLLY sent off for a clumsy tackle he had already received a yellow card earlier in the match. |
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| 79 | A lovely effort from PUGH scraped the outside of the post. |
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| 82 | DUNK's shot beat the 'keeper but rebounded off the Grimsby Town crossbar. |
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| 89 | A thirty yard shot from CASADO caused LOACH little difficulty. |
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| 90+2 | A fine run was ended by a good save by the advancing 'keeper. |
Matthew CONNOLLY
