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HISTORY MADE AS ANCHORS PROCEED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

STOCKTON TOWN 4 BOOTLE 2 (AET)
By Jack McGraghan

BIG HUG: Stockton Town celebrates after Jamie Owens put them 3-2 up
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STOCKTON Town needed extra-time to overcome Bootle and reach round three for the first time in their history.
The Anchors took the lead on 10 minutes when Kevin Hayes’ cross into the centre of the box was headed home by Joe Carter. Bootle levelled the scores shortly after when Liam Loughlin’s 25-yard curler found the top corner.
The Merseysiders were ahead 20 minutes in when Carter and Jamie Poole brought down striker Steven Milne, Loughlin co...

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