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By Duncan Easley

ROYSTON TOWN 2
Galliford 33, Williams 45

COALVILLE TN 2
McGlinchey 20, 66

STONE THE CROWS! Royston celebrate Josh Williams’ strick which put them 2-1 in front
PICTURE: Mike Capps

AN entertaining game at Garden Walk ultimately ended in stalemate as Royston Town ended Coalville’s seven-game winning run.
Two goals from Coalville’s Thomas McGlinchey sandwiched efforts from Royston’s Isaac Galliford and Josh Williams as the sides settled for a share of the spoils.
Crows manager Steve Castle sprang the first surprise of the day, starting cent...

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