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Wootton’s double as Hatters hit back in style

by
The LeaguePaper Team
11 October 2026

By Daniel Etchells

STOCKPORT CO 3
Wootton 61, 73, Mandron 90
STOCKPORT: Whatmuff 7, Gordon 7, O’Connell 8, Pye 7, Glover 8 (Dacres-Cogley 86), Bate 6 (Fiorini 46, 6) Norwood 8, Osborn 6 (Jobe 90), Diamond 7 (Mandron 86), Wootton 9, Wood 6 (Adigun 66, 7). Subs not used: Andresson, Ennis.
BARNSLEY 1
Kelly 13
BARNSLEY: Ravenhill 6, Noslin 6 (Okedina 63, 6), O’Riordan 6 (Gale 69, 6), Shepherd 5, Kay 6, McGeehan 6, Yoganathan 7 (Reid 82), Richards 7, Kelly 7, Cleary 6, Brownlie 6 (Bland 70, 6). Subs not used: Flavell, Taylor, Alker.

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