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Buzzing Bees celebrate with a goalless finale

STAMFORD 0 HARBOROUGH TOWN 0

By Gary Salisbury

NO one could find the goal to enliven the champions’ end-of-season celebrations and finale at Step 3 with Harborough fans in party mood – and fancy dress – at the Zeeco.
Stamford, safe from the threat of relegation, also had a spring in their step on the final day.
And then there was the game itself – a draw continuing the Daniels’ unbeaten home run since Christmas.
Town had a good chance when Riley O’Sullivan was played through by Rob Morgan but Tom Jackson stayed big to push the ball wide fo...

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