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Ryan Croasdale has urged everyone at Stockport County to give one final big push to get them over the title line.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SET FOR A FINAL DAY SHOWDOWN
By Matt Badcock

Ryan Croasdale has urged everyone at Stockport County to give one final big push to get them over the title line.
The sums are simple for the Hatters when they take on FC Halifax Town this afternoon. Just one point will secure the National League championship and put County back into the Football League after 11 long seasons away.
It would start an almighty party at Edgeley Park that would last long into the summer.
And midfield lynchpin says they will be doing everything they can against a strong opponent to deliver a dream endin...

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