Step 3

Daniels secure safety with big win at Town

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2026

By Duncan Easley

ROYSTON TOWN 0
STAMFORD 3
ROYSTON fell to defeat against Stamford at Garden Walk, a result that confirmed the visitors’ Step 3 status for another season. Played on a difficult, dusty and bobbly surface, the game never truly found a rhythm, with both sides struggling to gain control.
The Daniels threatened early, with Josh Cavallo firing wide from distance on three minutes, before Brad Smith responded in kind for the Crows a minute later.
A long throw caused problems for Town on 15 minutes and the visitors made their pressure count soon three minutes later. ...

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