Northern Premier League

POOR FORM KEEPS GOING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

STAFFORD RANGERS 1 MARINE 4

By Alan Gee
STAFFORDRangers slipped to their third consecutive home defeat.
The visitors were in command from the start as Florian da Silva took advantage of some slack Stafford defending on four minutes to fire Marine ahead.
Da Silva could have added a second soon after but rushed his shot when well placed but the Mariners were able to double their lead on 16 minutes when Billy Smart stabbed home from close range.
Louis Briscoe went closest for Rangers, swinging a free kick wide and sending another effort over.
Danny Mitchley was in the thick of the action as Ma...

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