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Four-goal flurry does for Daniels

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 January 2019

By Ken Whitehead
FRICKLEY ATHLETIC 4
STAMFORD 1
JACOB Hazel led a surge of second-half strikes for Frickley Athletic as they came from behind to beat Stamford.
The hosts started the stronger but could not find a breakthrough and it was the Daniels who went in ahead.
Robert Morgan’s speculative shot from 20-odd yards crept inside the post during first-half stoppage time.
Frickley finally made their pressure pay in the 66th minute when Hazel scored with a superb volley to level affairs.
The Blues went ahead on 72 minutes when Hazel hooked the ball forward for substitute Ant Wilson to ri...

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