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Vale seek to grab big opportunity

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 May 2022

By Tom Blackett

SUCCESS: Port Vale’s last win was at Hartlepool on Good Friday

PORT VALE v
NEWPORT COUNTY
Tomorrow, 3pm

KEY MAN

JAMIE PROCTOR Port Vale

IF PORT Vale needed any extra incentive ahead of tomorrow afternoon’s match against Newport, then Northampton’s draw with Exeter yesterday surely provided it.
Northampton led at the break against the already-promoted Grecians, but Sam Nombe netted a 71st-minute leveller for Exeter, who went top of the table.
It was a blow for the Cobblers, though, who saw two precious points slip away. It means Vale, now in f...

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