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STALYBRIDGE CEL 1 HANLEY TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

NPL WEST
By Taran Dhamrait

■ STALYBRIDGE Celtic and Hanley played out an entertaining draw under the lights on Friday night at Bower Fold.
Celtic had the chance to open the scoring after 10 minutes. Ashley Leather fouled inside the box. Up stepped Liam Tongue who saw his penalty saved by Adam Whitehouse.
Prince Anuniru and Joe Duckworth went close for the hosts with Brandon Newell denied by a stunning save from Charlie Monks.
It took four minutes of the second half for the first goal, Max Leonard getting on the end of a Tongue cross.
After a series of threatening set-pieces...

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