Non-League Paper

BAKKOR’S BRACE IS TOO GOOD FOR BULLS BRACE IS FOR BULLS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2026

By Wes Andersen

SHEER JOY: Stafford Rangers’ Scott Bakkor is mobbed by fans and players after his wonder goal made it 3-1 late on
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

STAFFORD R 3 Bakkor 47, 78, Birch 76
HEREFORD 2 Waldron 21, Cox 88
ASCOTT BAKKOR brace sealed Stafford Rangers a famous victory as they toppled National League North leaders Hereford.
Graham Deakin’s side fought back from a goal down at the break to delight their home fans after attracting a gate of over 3,000 supporters for the tie,
against a Bulls side two leagues higher in the non-league pyramid.
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