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STONE ROCK ON IN SUPER FIGHTBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2020

By Wendy Amoo
STONE OLD A 3
AFC MANSFIELD 2
STONE Old Alleynians staged a dramatic second-half recovery to snatch victory in a thrilling tie.
A two-goal blast from Mansfield’s Ross Duggan put the Northern Counties East Premier side in control at the break.
The striker grabbed his opener with a neat finish after 25 minutes and then found the net again seven minutes before the break, tucking home the rebound after a penalty had been saved.
But it was a different story after the break, es pecially after Mansfield defender Jordan Annable saw red ten minutes after the break.
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