“Callum Edwards doubles the lead just five minutes later, punishing a South Liverpool side still reeling from the opener.”
Pivotal“Jack Goodwin adds a third in quick succession, completing a devastating three-goal burst inside seven minutes.”
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Warrington Town
South Liverpool
Warrington Town made home advantage count in this FA Cup clash, needing until the 67th minute to break the deadlock before three goals in the space of just seven second-half minutes settled the tie. Once the opener went in, the floodgates opened, with Callum Edwards and Jack Goodwin adding further goals within minutes of each other to put the result beyond doubt. South Liverpool, coming into the game with lower prestige and no real momentum behind them, simply had no answer once the deadlock was broken. For Warrington, the win extends a solid run of form and offers a confidence boost heading into league action, while South Liverpool will need to regroup quickly after a cup exit that showed little resistance once the pressure told.
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