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STRATFORD TOWN 2 LEAMINGTON 1

By David Lawrence

■STRATFORD claimed the
Warwickshire bragging rights with victory over their county neighbours.
And although it needed a late goal-line clearance from skipper Paul McCone to secure the points, the Bards should have been clear well before Kobe Hall’s second-half winner.
Stratford’s Josh Hawker hit the bar and had an effort blocked on the line with Jack Storer forcing an excellent save from Brian Okonkwo.
The pressure told on 18 minutes when Hall was brought down by the
Leamington keeper inside the area and
Reece Flanagan calmly dispatched the...

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