Non-League Paper

GLASSBOYS TAKE THEIR CHANCES TO PROGRESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2023

By Andy Mitchell

STOURBRIDGE 2
MATLOCK TOWN 0
GRITTY Stourbridge made the most of the big moments to see off a Matlock side that wilted towards the end of this tense tussle.
The Glassboys flew out of the traps, Brendon Daniels hitting the bar with a bicycle kick from the edge of the box shortly before a fortuitous opener, Alex Prosser driving towards goal from beyond the far post with keeper Saul Deeney fumbling into the net.
The hosts remained on top without kicking on and Matlock gradually found their feet, Jonny Margetts hitting the top of the bar and shooting a fraction past t...

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