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CELTIC ARE FIRMLY ON THE MARCH UP TABLE

By Keith Trudgeon
STALYBRIDGE C 2
GAINSBOROUGH 1
CELTICcontinued their climb up the table with a battling win over a strong and committed Trinity side who will consider themselves unlucky not to have got something out of it.
After a bright opening Stalybridge took the lead on eight minutes, with Scott Bakkor rising majestically to meet James Caton’s pinpoint cross and loop a fine header over the stranded Jon Stewart.
Bakkor again caused problems with a jinking run down the right, only to pull his shot narrowly wide, while at the other end James Aspinall beat away Ashley Worsfold&rsquo...

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