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LIVERSEDGE 1 HEATON STANNINGTON 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Ethan George

■ SECOND-half strikes from Leighton Hopper and Daniel Stephenson saw Heaton Stannington battle past Liversedge.
The visitors started as they meant to go on, opening the scoring through Konnor Lamb in the 23rd minute.
That lead didn’t last long, however, as Jack Dyche ensured Liversedge entered the break on level terms with a 38th-minute strike.
Searching for their first win of the season though, the hosts were not to be denied and Hopper’s goal just after the hour-mark sent them on their way to that all-important victory, before Steph...

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