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MILLS THWARTS GLASSBOYS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

STOURBRIDGE 1 LEISTON 1
By Paul Jenkins

AN entertaining game saw both teams have chances to win the game in front of a bumper crowd of 765, but ultimately the points were shared.
Tyrone Barnett’s 27th-minute effort for the home side was cancelled out by Leiston’s Adam Mills’ reply in first-half injury-time.
Stourbridge suffered a big blow in the opening minutes when new signing Hayden Reeves and Dom Lewis clashed heads, both having to go off and requiring hospital treatment.
Stourbridge had to regroup, but did so well, taking the lead after 27 minutes when Tom ...

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