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ANCHORS DROPPED ON HOT STREAK OF HORNETS

STOCKTON TOWN 4 HEBBURN TOWN 1
By James Cartwright

STOCKTON Town came from behind to defeat local rivals Hebburn Town in emphatic fashion and end the visitors red-hot run.
It was a highly anticipated Boxing Day clash as the visiting Hornets came into the game looking to make it ten league wins on the bounce.
And they made the perfect start when Liam Murray found his way through and he rifled the ball beyond Nathan Harker.
The Anchors, who had beaten Workington last time out, pulled themselves level when Jake Petitjean headed in from Kev Hayes’s pin point corner.
The home si...

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