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QUAKERS ARE FIVE UNBEATEN AS SYERS STRIKES

By Tom Coates
BRADFORD PA 0
DARLINGTON 1
IN-FORM Darlington stretched their unbeaten run to five games after sealing an impressive victory over Bradford Park Avenue.
The hosts started brightly and had chances to take an early lead through a low drive from Wayne Brooksby and a Luca Havern header. The Quakers, however, grew into the encounter and almost broke the deadlock when Reece Styche rifled over an audacious overhead kick.
Styche then had a golden opportunity to fire Darlington ahead on the stroke of half-time but was denied by a Shane Killock block as he struck goal wards from closeran...

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