The League Paper

Diamond is a real gem in Hatters’ comeback

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The Football League Paper Team
1 November 2026

By Daniel Etchells

STOCKPORT CO 2
Diamond 64, Ennis 74
STOCKPORT: Whatmuff 7, Jobe 7, O’Connell 7, Pye 7, Ennis 8 (Glover 80), Fiorini 6, Norwood 7 (Adigun 56, 6), Dacres-Cogley 6 (Mandron 56, 7), Diamond 8 (Osborn 80), Wootton 6, Andresson 6 (Wood 65, 6). Subs not used: Bate, Wilson-Brown.

AFC WIMBLEDON 1
Stockley 47
WIMBLEDON: Bursik 6, Tilley 7 (Maycock 79, 6), Yiadom 6 (Sessegnon 79, 6), Johnson 6, Seddon 5, Sasu 7, Smith 6 (Hedges 89), Harrison 7, Hippolyte 5 (Nelson 79, 6), Cornick 7 (Ogundere 70, 6), Stockley 7. Subs not used: McDonnell, Simmonds.
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