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Boreham Wood nudged closer to National League safety after settling for a goalless draw at mid-table Rochdale.
The visitors headed into the game on the back of two straight wins that had taken them to the brink of safety and knew victory would lift them out of the bottom four.
Rochdale had the better of the first-half chances with D’Mani Mellor twice coming close, while Ryan East rattled the crossbar on the half-hour mark.
Boreham Wood grew into the game and had their best chance midway through the second half when Lee Ndlovu just failed to convert after home goalkeeper Jacob Chapman spilled the ball in the box.
Aoife Mc Namara alongside Olivia & Alice Minns pictured at the Aoife Mc Namara 'AMN World' Dinner during Copenhagen Fashion Week Picture: Romina Introini
Mayor of Limerick John Moran is to get millions of euro from central Government
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