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BIG BEN’S CHIMING AS GLASSBOYS HIT FOUR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

STOURBRIDGE 4
LEISTON 0
By Paul Jenkins
STOURBRIDGE completed the double over Leiston with a four-goal second half blast to seal the points when it mattered most.
The returning Luke Benbow got a hat-trick with a penalty, free-kick and a virtuoso third goal as he sparkled throughout the contest.
It never looked in doubt in the second half, although the first half was more even, if scrappy for the spectators.
Benbow had a couple of chances and Callum Powell headed wide for Stourbridge.
Leiston sub William Davies had the first chance of the second half as the Stourbridge defence backed off.
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