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DEADLY DOUBLE FOR MARGETTS

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Gary Salisbury

STAMFORD 4 Margetts 16, 70 (pen), Duffy 46, Blunden 50
ST NEOTS TOWN 0
STAMFORD were dominant from start to finish at the Zeeco to edge closer to the title.
The hosts took the lead after 16 minutes when a long ball over the top was left by an offside Jack Duffy.
Cameron Johnson won the ball from the left back and crossed in to Jonny Margetts to knee in.
Johnson was a thorn in St Neots’ side all game and his quick feet opened an opportunity to cross to Connor Bartle his header was just over the bar.
St Neots best chance of the game came thr...

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