Northern Premier League

STAFFORD RANGERS 0 FARSLEY CELTIC 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

By Chris Elsley
■STAFFORD Rangers suffered their second home defeat in a week as Farsley Celtic boosted their chances of a top-five finish in the league. Stafford found themselves a goal down in the tenth minute after a questionable free-kick pushed Farsley forward. The danger was never cleared and Adam Clayton picked out Nathan Cartman with a deep cross and he fired past Brad Caswell. Stafford nearly drew level within five minutes but Richard Gregory’s close-range stab at the ball was smothered by Farsley keeper Kyle Trennery, and largely the home side found the Farsley defence...

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