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Celtic fight back to earn precious point

By Keith Trudgeon
STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 2
STAFFORD RANGERS 2
THE EVO-STIK Old Firm derby finished honours even after Celtic came from two goals down to grab an unlikely draw.
Rangers made all the early running. Liam Tongue saw his curling free-kick fly the wrong side of the post and it was the only real shot of note in the half for the home side.
Stafford opened with a fastpaced move down the left, Joe Cuff floating his cross for Theo Bailey-Jones. Bailey-Jones’s header looped back over Jake Turner.
The visitors looked to extend their lead, Andrai Jones coming the closest when his free h...

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