Northern Premier League

Glassboys are still on the charge

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2017

STOURBRIDGE 4 FRICKLEY ATH 1
By Nick Pullen
STOURBRIDGE stayed on course for a place in the play-offs after pulling off a convincing win over a Frickley Athletic side who are now staring at relegation. Frickley arrived at Amblecote on the back of eight straight defeats but still took a shock lead.
Tyler Williams got himself in between Stourbridge central defender Kennedy Digie and goalkeeper Matt Gould as they tried to defend. Digie completely misjudged the bounce allowing Williams to net with a header before being clattered by Gould.
But the lead was shortlived as Stourbridge struck back w...

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