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Sealed with a double success

Southend United fan Livy Seal is quids in after winning Fantasy Non-League – while dad Mick made it a memorable family double by romping to victory in our sister competition, Fantasy Football League.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

QUIDS IN: Mick and Livy Seal, plus Shrimp the Dog, celebrate their Fantasy success

Livy bagged the bumper £1,000 first prize after her team, Olivia Grace, racked up 30,532 points over the season to finish 259 points ahead of second-placed NannyCakes.
Among the teams she correctly tipped to succeed were AFC Fylde in National League North, Harborough Town in Southern League Prem...

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