Northern Premier League

GRANTHAM TOWN 0 STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Pat Nixon
GRANTHAM and Stalybridge fought out a goalless draw at the Meres where defences came out on top.
Grantham’s Lee Shaw went close in the opening minute but it was Stalybridge who created the next two chances with John Cofie shooting wide from distance and Theo Bailey Jones bringing a save from Grantham keeper Kieran Preston.
In general, defences were well on top although both Lee Shaw and Stefan Galinski forced saves from Celtic keeper Jack Walton.
Stalybridge should have taken the lead on 37 minutes when Bailey Jones played the ball in and Liam Dickenson skied over from ju...

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