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STOURPORT SWIFTS 2 SHERWOOD COLL 1
By Hamilton Lyndon-Griffith

STOURPORT Swifts came from a goal down to edge past Sherwood Colliery and book their place in the second round of the FA Vase.
The first half was a tight encounter, with neither side initially creating clear -cut chances.
The visitors broke the deadlock through skipper Jobe Shaw, who fired a low shot into the bottom left hand corner after Stourport failed to deal with a free kick.
Stourport pushed hard to find an equaliser but were unconvincing in front of goal, but they equalised all the same when Jack Watts pounced o...

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