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Leaders set to clash at Barlick
10:02am Friday 20th June 2008
TABLE-toppers Great Harwood and Barnoldswick will go head-to-head at Victory Park tomorrow.
Both sides have suffered just one defeat all season and Harwood go into the game with a two-point lead after a great win over Padiham last week, while Barnoldswick took the points in a controversial win over Settle.
A win for either side could blow the title race wide open and allow another team to enter the fray.
There's another huge clash in the chasing pack with third-placed Baxenden taking on Padiham at Dark Lane in what could to be a very high-scoring match.
But Edenfield are still very much in the chasing pack and, with the top four playing each other this weekend, the Gin Croft Lane side could be back in the frame with a win over Cherry Tree.
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Blob, CCC says...
12:12pm Fri 20 Jun 08
Padiham could be the dark horses as long as the usual suspects do a full season and dont take a game or two off for Ramadam like they did at the end of last year.