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STEVENSON ON FIRE FOR BLUES

DIV 1 WEST
By Luke Reynolds

LEEK TOWN 3
Trickett-Smith 20, Stevenson 56, Bavanganga 71
WARR’TON RY 0
GOALS from Dan Trickett-Smith, Rob Stevenson and Jesse Bavanganga ensured Leek Town took all three points at Harrison Park.
The Blues knew this would be a tough home game for them with the away side showing some good recent form with big wins against Newcastle and Ramsbottom.
A crowd of 526 saw a powerful performance by Leek Town, defending well and taking their chances to score.
In a first half largely dominated by the home side, it was their attacking player Trickett-Smith who ...

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