Dec 19 2008
David Bassett
Liverpool Echo
MARINE seek a fourth consecutive league win tomorrow to keep their UniBond Premier Division title challenge on track.
But the Mariners face a tough test at FC United of Manchester’s Bury home in their first ever meeting with the club formed by disillusioned Manchester United fans three years ago.
Third-placed Marine, beaten only once in 11 league games since mid-September, are two points behind leaders Hednesford Town and trail second in the table Guiseley on goal difference.
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