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STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1 LEEK TOWN 5

WEST DIVISION
By Taran Dhamrait

■ LEEK Town hit five past 10 man Stalybridge Celtic to win convincingly.
A hat-trick from Rob Stevenson and a brace from Daniel Trickett-Smith saw Leek win emphatically in their first NPL West fixture in over a month.
Stevenson opened the scoring inside 90 seconds before Max Leonard levelled for Celtic.
The game turned when Connor O’Grady saw red for a foul on Ross Davidson who was through on goal with the visitors taking the lead with Stevenson’s second soon after.
Leek cruised to victory in the second half with Trickett-Smith ...

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