Whitby Town held fourth-placed Radcliffe, at the Towbar Express Stadium, to go 12 points clear of the NPL Premier relegation zone.
It's been a remarkable four weeks for Nathan Haslam's Whitby Town who have gone from third-bottom to one win from 10th spot, after five wins in February.
They couldn't take all three points despite matching promotion-chasing Radcliffe.
Town tested the Lancashire side, who they also drew with earlier in the season.
This despite losing winger Harry Green to work commitments and Malik Dijksteel to a transfer to a National League outfit.
They followed up their hard-fought 2-2 draw at third-placed Warrington with ten men for much of the match with a 0-0 draw with Radcliffe.
Haslam spoke to Whitby Town TV after the game:
🗣️ "We'll take a draw and a clean sheet."
— Whitby Town FC (@WhitbyTownFC) March 5, 2023
Nathan Haslam on yesterday's point against @radcliffeboro.
Next up, is another play-off chasing side in Derbyshire outfit Matlock Town, also at home, next Saturday.


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