Non-League Paper

POOR RUN CONTINUES FOR BLUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2023

LONG EATON UNITED 1STAMFORD 3
By Paul Holland

STAMFORD moved within touching distance of the play-off places after this victory away to Long Eaton United.
The Blues are yet to win a game at Grange Park this season and fell behind after just ten minutes played. Harry Vince swung in a corner which was bundled in by William Glennon.
However, just four minutes later, the hosts equalised. Callum Cocks played in an early cross which fell perfectly for Joseph Nyahwema to knock past Michael Duggan from close range.
Lee Shaw had an opportunity to put Stamford back in control towards the end...

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