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DIV 1 EAST

By Stuart James

SHEFFIELD FC 5
HEATON STANN’ 1
BOTTOM of the table n Sheffield closed the gap at the bottom to two points, with a big win over Heaton.
Sheffield took the lead after 13 minutes, as a ball over the top found Luke Mangham beating the offside trap, lofting the ball coolly over the onrushing Neil De Jesus.
They doubled the lead after 37 minutes – De Jesus saved from Luke Mangham but Cameron Bedford scored the rebound.
Josh Ayres sweeping the ball home shortly after the restart, before Heaton pulled one back through Robbie Spence.
Bedford scored a sp...

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