Northern Premier League

Grivosti’s brace helps get hosts back firing

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2026

FC UNITED OF M’CHESTER 4 STOCKSBRIDGE PARK ST 0
By Lewis Connell

MATTHEW Grivosti bagged a brace as FC United closed the gap on league leaders Hednesford Town, thrashing divisional strugglers Stocksbridge Park Steels 4-0 at home.
The rampant Red Rebels got back to winning ways in style at Broadhurst Park, moving within a single point of Kelvin Davis’ side.
After a quiet opening 40 minutes, United forward Grivosti sprung the game into life, taking advantage of Connor Smythe’s failure to clear his lines and fire home.
The hosts doubled their lead two minutes lat...

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