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CARNET DOES THINGS RIGHT

By Paul Williams
STOURBRIDGE 4 STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1
STOURBRIDGE swept to their first ever victory over Celtic and got revenge for an earlyseason defeat at Bower Fold.
The result was never really in doubt from when Stourbridge secured a two-goal lead after only six minutes.
Captain Paul McCone headed in an early corner from Chris Gallagher and on-loan Nicu Carnet latched onto a Luke Benbow through ball.
The home side could have got at least two more before the break, Stuart Pierpoint seeing a header well saved from George Sykes-Kenworthy, who also tipped over a shot from Carnet.
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