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          1st August 1999 

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Latics march on

Oldham continued their impressive pre-season build up with a 2-1 victory over Sheffield United at Boundary Park.
The visitors dominated the first half and took the lead after 29 minutes through Paul Devlin.
The impressive Axel Smeets was the provider when crossing from the right and there was Devlin at the far post to head home.
United continued to press forward with Katchouro and Hunt both going close.
The second half was a different story as Latics began to get themselves into the game.
Junior Agogo had a header saved before Mark Allott equalised when he raced through the midfield and fired his shot low into the net.
Latics scored the winner with 15 minutes remaining when Simon Tracey failed to hold Matthew Tipton's shot and Mark Innes fired home the rebound.

Agogo tug of war

Oldham are involved in an international tug-of-war for on-loan striker Junior Agogo.
The 19 year old Sheffield Wednesday star has now been officially invited to join up with the Ghana under-23 squad for the Olympic Games qualifier on August 7th.
A fax from the Ghana FA has been sent to Boundary Park requiring the player's services but the Latics don't want to lose him so Andy Ritchie will try and get things sorted out this weekend.
Ritchie said: "Obviously we don't want to lose Junior but, at the moment, everything is up in the air. The fax containing travel arrangements is also very sketchy, and we really need more details of when he has to go and how long he would be out there for."
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