Non-League Paper

STAMFORD 1 BELPER TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 May 2022

NPL MIDLANDS
By Gary Salisbury

■ BELPER Town played party poopers to a bumper crowd of 984 as Stamford missed out on their chance for another play-off final.
Brodie Litchfield put the visitors in control five minutes before half-time and after Stamford’s Marshall Willock was sent off for two bookable offences, the tie was put to bed when Kyle Dixon fired a second into the far corner in the very last minute.
Stamford still had time to hit back through Jake Duffy in the dying seconds but it was only to prove mere consolation.

Earlier, Harry Vince saw a penalty saved b...

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