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SAYER KEEPS TOWN ON TOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

MORPETH TOWN 1
STAMFORD 0
By Ross Jackson
MORPETH Town maintained their ten-point gap at the top of NPL East with a narrow 1-0 win over Stamford AFC at Craik Park.
The Highwaymen had a host of chances but relied on Ben Sayer’s sumptuous 20-yard strike to ensure three crucial points.
A host of chances came and went for the home side as Jack Foalle missed the target on a few occasions in the opening moments of the game. Stamford were looking a threat on the counter, but that was all too fleeting as they headed for defeat on the road. There was still time in the final ten minutes for Oll...

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