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By Matt Badcock

BANG ON FORM: Macaulay Langstaff slots home Notts County’s opening goal in Tuesdaynight’s 4-0 victory over Southend United
PICTURE: Dan Westwell

MACAULAY Langstaff knows why Notts County are on fire: title rivals Wrexham!
The Magpies made it 25 games unbeaten, and seven National League wins on the spin, with a 4-0 demolition of Southend on Tuesday night.
Hotshot striker Langstaff, a summer signing from Gateshead, took his season tally to 32 with two brilliant finishes.
Victory meant, with 12 games left, Luke Williams’ side had amassed 83 points, lost just once and ...

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