Northern Premier League

SOUTH EAST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2019

By Gary Salisbury
STAMFORD 5
FRICKLEY ATHLETIC 1
■ STAMFORD scored five for the third game on the trot with a thrashing of inform Frickley.
Harry Vince curled in a lovely cross to Tom Siddons at the far post to head home and he made it 2-0 moments later when Tendai Chitiza crossed to him for a neat flick into the corner.
Siddons was the architect for the third, his shot crashing off the bar for Chitiza to head into the empty net, and Chitiza got his second when James Blunden’s delightful ball sent him clear to calmly roll the ball past Jackson.
Frickley got a goal back from a Ja...

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