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DUFFY’S BACK WITH A BANG!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 January 2026

WORCESTER C 0 STAMFORD 1
By Tim Clarke

JACK Duffy’s second-half strike secured bottom club Stamford a precious win in their battle to beat the drop.
The Daniels’ captain – back from a 20-match suspension following a clash with a fan at Royston last season – raced clear shortly after the break to slot in the decisive goal and condemn City to a damaging third straight home defeat at Sixways.
Stamford’s fourth win of the season provides the Lincolnshire side with a lifeline in their fight for survival.
The visitors had the ball in the back of the net ...

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