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TRAFFORD 1 STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Dave Law

A DRAMATIC equaliser by sub Matty Morgan in the 88th minute rescued ten-man Trafford after goalkeeper Sam Booth had earlier produced a string of magnificent saves.
After a scrappy start, Celtic striker Obua Mugalulu burst through in the 21st minute, but was denied by Booth.
The visitors forged ahead in the 32nd minute when Cole Lonsdale rifled an angled drive into the bottom corner before Booth performed heroics to save from Mugalulu.
In the 75th minute, Trafford’s Jerome Wright caught Darius Palma in the face and was red carded but two minutes from ti...

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