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Needham Market 0-3 Stockport County: Brave end to Market’s fairytale

Needham Market’s record-breaking FA Trophy run came to an end in the Suffolk sunshine as three first-half goals saw visitors Stockport County seal a place in the semi-finals.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 March 2022

By Gareth Evans

NEEDHAM MKT 0

STOCKPORT CO 3
Reid 27, 45, Keane 29

RELIEF: Stockport players react after netting their second
PICTURE: Warren Jones Photography

NEEDHAM MARKET’S record-breaking FA Trophy run came to an end in the Suffolk sunshine as three first-half goals saw visitors Stockport County seal a place in the semi-finals.
The Southern League Premier Division Central hosts, competing in the Sixth Round for the first time, and as the lowest-ranked side left in the competition, had put out National League Wealdstone and Yeovil at earlier stages.
But they found the top-tier leade...

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