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EAGLES FIRE FIVE AT POOR MK IRISH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 November 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Callum Burgess

MK IRISH 1
STOTFOLD 5
IT was a great afternoon for Stotfold as they ran out winners away at Milton Keynes Irish.
They got the opener after just ten minutes when a mistake in the MK defence allowed Codi Spavins to get in and slot home.
Daniel Kemp got a second just two minutes. This time Spavins had a shot saved by Tom Ladyman, but the ball fell to Kemp, who fired home.
A fantastic opening 20 minutes for Stotfold saw them get a third when Harry Snee headed home.
Gerorge Shrieves pulled one back three minutes later to reduce arrears.
After the bre...

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