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IT’S STEVO AT DOUBLE TO BRING TITLE NEAR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2024

DIV 1 WEST
LEEK TOWN 3 Stevenson 6, 56, O’Grady 44 (og) STALYBRIDGE C 0
By Dave Burnett

ON OUR WAY: Leek Town’s Louis Keenan congratulates Rob Stevenson after his second goal
PICTURES: Jim Booth

IT proved to be a very Good Friday for Leek Town as they all but sealed the title with a comfortable win over a Stalybridge Celtic side who contributed to their own downfall against the runaway league leaders.
A bumper crowd of 981 saw the Blues take advantage of a positive start and gain an early lead when top goalscorer Rob Stevenson converted a sixth-minute penalty ...

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