Northern Premier League

LOUGHBORO’DYN0 STAMFORD 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By James Kendrick

■STAMFORD continued their excellent run at stayed in touch which leaders Ilkeston by beating Loughborough Dynamo.
They took the lead after just five minutes when Harry Vince coolly scored a penalty.
Despite that goal, the first half was actually quite tight with few decent chances for either of the sides. However, the second half was quite different with chances for both teams.
In the end, Stamford could have had four or five, but in fairness to Dynamo, they had a few good chances as well. Stamford eventually killed the game off when Roger L...

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