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CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE TO THE RESCUE FOR DOLLIES

STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1 LANCASTER CITY 2

By Keith Trudgeon
LANCASTER eased their relegation worries by completing a league double over a Celtic side which has won just one of their last eight games.
All the notable action came in the first half, with City taking the lead after eight minutes.
Defender Olly Marx badly miscued a clearing header and Charlie Bailey was on hand to slot home from 12 yards out.
Stalybridge took just four minutes to get back on level terms when debutant Mark Lees whipped in a superb right-wing cross for leading scorer Neil Kengni to rise unchallenged at the far post an...

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