More fan photos from the Carlisle United v Salford game!
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Check out a second bumper fans gallery from Carlisle United's EFL finale - the 2-2 draw with Salford City.
Photographer Ben Holmes was at Brunton Park to capture the scenes in the stands.
Click on the image at the top of this article to scroll through his pictures. Can you spot yourself or someone you know?
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