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STAFFORD RGRS 1 WITTON ALBION 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

DIV 1 WEST
By Ben Priest

■ JAMES McQUILKIN’S goal helped Stafford Rangers to squeeze past Witton Albionl.
Improving Boro have now won six of their past eight matches, and the midfielder’s first-half strike from 20 yards was enough to settle this close contest.
Neil Kitching’s men had been grateful earlier to debutant goalkeeper Leon Phillips, standing in for injured Cam Belford, when he blocked to deny Dammy Sotona an opener.
Stafford’s no.1 was alert again in the second half to divert a shot from Witton sub Nick Hepple around an upright before Mc...

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