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Revell finds comfort in bore draw clean sheet

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The LeaguePaper Team
24 November 2024

Revell finds

By Gabriel Delliant

STEVENAGE 0
STEVENAGE: Cooper 6, James Wildin 7, Thompson 6, Piergianni 7, Butler 6, Thompson 6, White 7, Freeman 6 (List 75, 6), Kemp 6, Roberts 6, Reid 6 (Simpson 86, 6). Subs not used: Ashby-Hammond, Smith, Freestone, King, Aboh.

LEYTON ORIENT 0
LEYTON ORIENT: Keeley 6, James 7, Beckles 6, Happe 6, Currie 7, Pratley 6, Warrington 6 (Ball 59, 6), Perkins 6 (Kelman 64, 6), Galbraith 6, O’Neill 6, Agyei 6. Subs not used: Hemming, Simpson, Brown, Graham, Jaiyesimi.
Att: 4,259 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Benjamin Speedie 7/10...

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