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STAFFORD RGRS 6 CITY OF LIV’POOL 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Jim Harper

■ WITH a quarter-hour left to play, the outcome of this contest was still in doubt.
Stafford Rangers then sank their guests with a four-goal burst, inspired by Joe Cuff, to collect maximum points and condemn struggling City of Liverpool to a ninth successive league defeat.
Xenon Bahula’s opener for the Purps shortly before the break felt a long time ago by the final whistle, and goals from Cuff and Kaiman Anderson established a narrow lead for Dale Belford’s side. Cuff claimed a hat-trick, and teed up Scott Wara in between for the hosts ...

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