The League Paper

CKLAMOVSKI HAPPY WITH GRITTY STUFF

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The Football League Paper Team
18 October 2026

By Gary Beveridge

LEAGUE TWO
SALFORD CITY 2
Langstaff 17, 50

PETER Cklamovski was delighted with his Salford players as they ground out a gritty victory, but admitted that there is still room for improvement.
Macaulay Langstaff scored in either half to put the League Two leaders two up after 50 minutes.
But bottom-of-the-table Crawley halved the deficit nine minutes later when striker Dylan Morgan’s pinpoint shot from the edge of the box found a way past Will Norris in the Salford goal.
The visitors continued to probe in search of an equaliser, but the Salford defence st...

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