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STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1 VAUXHALL M 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2023

DIV 1 WEST
By Taran Dhamrait

VAUXHALL Motors se- a vital three points cured against Stalybridge Celtic on a wet and windy afternoon.
Lonsdale put Celtic in front after ten minutes, curling a free-kick over Alexander Hughes.
Celtic lost striker Darius Osei and midfielder Greg Wilkinson to injury early on before Joe Brandon picked out at the back post and headed the ball in from a narrow angle.
After the stroke of halftime, Bobbie Beaumont was found free at the far post to head in a second.
Both sides struggled to create chances in the second half, the away side closing the game out...

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