National League North

BURR DELIGHT AS CELTIC SHOCK LEAGUE LEADERS…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

By Andrew Marshall
ALTRINCHAM 1
Johnston 90
STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 2
Wolfenden 16, Dickinson 88

DOWN LOW: Stalybridge Celtic Jack Walton saves from Altrincham’s James Jones

THE STALYBRIDGE Celtic revival continues with a fantastic win at top of table, local rivals Altrincham.
Goals from Matthew Wolfenden and Liam Dickinson gave the visitors their fourth win in six, as they continued their march up the table.
“We’re surprised where we are,” said Stalybridge boss Steve Burr, “We’re a good team and we work hard, and although we’ve rode our luck at times...

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