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Stafford take local bragging rights

By Alan Gee
STAFFORD 2 HEDNESFORD 1
A COMPETITIVE second leg of El Staffico saw the hosts come out with an aggregate 3-2 victory as Stafford won 2-1.
Hednesford took the lead with Dan Turner sliding past Lewis King for a well-taken opener.
Rangers drew level after Jamie Sleigh was brought down before getting up to convert the penalty. In the second half Rangers went ahead as sub Callum Coyle played a slide-rule pass and Sleigh expertly finished for his second of the game.
Rangers looked more likely to extend that lead but Hednesford held them at bay while their closest chance fell to defend...

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