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STAMFORD 4 MARKET DRAYTON TOWN 0

By Gary Salisbury
■STAMFORD brushed past Market Drayton with a comprehensive and dominant display.
The Daniels could even afford a Liam Adams missed penalty after Jordan Smith was felled.
They did open the scoring soon after Bradley Wells picked the ball up and rode a challenge, scooping into the far corner.
Stamford’s second was pure class as Jake Duffy fired in a low corner straight to the feet of Smith who smashed home.
Wells had a shot deflected wide before Stamford cut Drayton apart with a great passing move, with Duffy’s shot saved though Ben George was on hand to ri...

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