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LIVELY LITCHFIELD IS KEY TO STEELS WIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2017

STOCKSBRIDGE 2
SPALDING UTD 0
By Ray Tucker
GOALS either side of the break by Scott Ruthven and Brodie Litchfield, plus some splendid goalkeeping by David Reay, made Stocksbridge worthy winners over Spalding United.
Spalding had Kern Miller sent off ten minutes from time for an off-the-ball offence.
Steels weathered early Spalding pressure and several good chances. The game changed dramatically when Ruthven headed Steels in front.
They went on to dominate all aspects of the match and their dominance was further rewarded when the impressive Litchfield tucked the ball home at the far post fro...

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