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Styche caps his week to cherish

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 October 2021

ROYSTON TOWN 1 STOURBRIDGE 2
By Duncan Easley

FRESH from locking horns with Virgil Van Dijk on Wednesday, Gibraltar international Reece Styche scored twice to bring to end Royston’s winning run.
It was the Crows who struck first, as Scott Bridges’ shot deflected in off a defender, after a quick free-kick from Isaac Galliford released Brandon Adams, who pulled the ball back for Bridges to open the scoring.
Belying their league position, it was Stourbridge who took the game to Royston, and Joe Welch saved from Montel Gibson. Stourbridge continued to dictate and deservedly e...

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