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Stockport County 2-1 Wrexham: Happy Hatters are Ryd-ing high!

Ryan Rydel’s late winner saw Stockport County come from behind to take all three points against Wrexham in front of a bumper crowd of nearly 8,000 in the North West.

Stockport County

By Chris Pratt

STOCKPORT CO 2
Madden 48, Rydel 80

WREXHAM 1
Mullin 1

GOOD LAD! Ryan Rydel takes the plaudits from Macauley Southam-Hales after scoring Stockport’s late winner
PICTURE: Mike Petch

RYAN Rydel’s late winner saw Stockport County come from behind to take all three points against Wrexham in front of a bumper crowd of nearly 8,000 in the north west.
Wrexham took just 52 seconds to stun a packed Edgeley Park when Paul Mullin delicately chipped over goalkeeper Ethan Ross.
But goals from Stockport’s very own talismanic striker, Paddy Madden, and Rydel’s winner ten minutes from tim...

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