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Saddlers’ late leveller is hot off the Press

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 October 2026

FLEETWOOD T 1
Coughlan 61
FLEETWOOD: Lynch 6, Rooney 7, Bennett 6, Potter 7, Neal 7, McCann 8, Helm 7, Murphy 7, Batty 7, Evans 7 (Davies 88), Coughlan 8 (Loupalo-Bi 77, 6). Subs not used: Pradic, Haughey, Robertson, Cirino, Dempsey.
WALSALL 1
Pressley 82
WALSALL: Ward 8, Skura 7 (Ahui 81), Connolly 7, Leak 7 (Clarke 65, 7), Hancock 7, Moore 8, Sprangler 7 (Crew 65, 6), Simper 7 (Sodje 81), Dallas 7, Smith 7, Pressley 8. Subs not used: Wooster, Furlong, Adomah.

Att: 3,212 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Jamie Robinson 6/10
WALSALL boss Lee Grant has urged...

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