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DAVE EYES UP DOUBLE AFTER

By Neil Goulding

STOCKPORT boss Dave
Challinor is eyeing up a dream Wembley double after his side maintained their play-off push with a dominant victory over Wycombe.
Goals from Odin Bailey, Isaac Olaofe and Adama Sidibeh did the damage for the hosts.
And Challinor, whose side play Luton Town in the Vertu Trophy final next Sunday, said: “This weekend is always deemed influential in the football calendar.
“We’re playing two teams who are in and around us in the table and you can have an impact directly on an opponent.
“To start in the manner that we h...

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