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Glassboys narrow the gap at the top

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

By Nick Pullen
STOURBRIDGE 4
REDDITCH UNITED 1
SECOND-PLACED Stourbridge closed the gap on league leaders Kettering with a comprehensive victory over Redditch.
Stourbridge took the lead after 20 minutes when Aaron Forde produced a precision header to convert a Greg Mills cross.
Reds hit back within three minutes when Robbie Bunn bundled home from a Jack Storer cross.
Stourbridge restored the lead on 26 minutes. The goal resulted from a spell of pinball from a Mills corner which saw Stourbridge striker Kaiman Anderson have two attempts on goal blocked before Paul McCone powered home.
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