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SAINTS ALIVE AS THEY SEAL SURVIVAL ONCE AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

STRATFORD TOWN 0 ST IVES TOWN 3
By David Lawrence

FIRST-HALF goals from Dylan Williams and Liam Cross and Nabil Shariff ’s second-half strike fired St Ives to a comfortable victory to guarantee their Southern League Premier Central safety.
The visitors dominated from the off and were awarded a fifth minute penalty when referee Tom Hales spotted a handball and Williams made no mistake from the spot.
They doubled their advantage ten minutes later with a peach of a goal, Ed Hotter’s 40-yard pass picking out Cross who fizzed a volley beyond Liam O’Brien in the Bards go...

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