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Swifts enjoy a touch of fortune

STOURPORT SWIFTS 3 ASHBY IVANHOE 1
By Andy Mitchell

STOURPORT Swifts deservedly surged back from behind to equal the club’s best run in the FA Vase – but they did enjoy some good fortune.
Despite having the better of the opening half an hour, Stourport trailed to Sam Grouse’s goal before bagging a crucial leveller in first-half stoppage time when Jake Conkay diverted Adam Hanson’s low centre into the net.
The tide turned in the 52nd minute when midfielder Martin Slevin’s cross from the left flew straight into the top far corner and the home side&#x...

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