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CARLTON DELIVER SUPER EFFORT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

CARLTON TOWN 1 STAMFORD 1

By Josh Hodgson
A GAME full of action graced the pitch at Stoke Lane as we saw some goals that could have graced Match of the Day.
Bradley Wells finished a chance in the first half that summarised a half in which Carlton were second best, a brilliant cross that saw a volley into the topright corner.
The pitch left much to be desired though, several players sliding at times, and even the referee falling in the 22nd minute.
The second half saw Ben Hutchinson score a drive from 30 yards into the bottom corner.
A late red card for Stamford’s Jordan Smith after tw...

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