Northern Premier League

FARSLEY CELTIC 1 STAFFORD RANGERS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2018

By Thomas Ritchie
■FARSLEY Celtic won backto- back games for the first time in 2018.
Farsley should have won the game more comfortably, Stafford failing to trouble Graeme McKibbin after the break.
The Celts started the game quickly and Nathan Cartman came close to breaking the deadlock, his delicious, curling effort striking the post.
The visitors had their best chance of the game minutes later, as Kyle Perry broke in behind only for McKibbin to make an excellent save when one-on-one.
The woodwork came to Stafford’s rescue once more, as Adam Clayton’s glancing header from ...

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