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SADDLERS SURPRISE BAGGIES

by
The LeaguePaper Team
24 September 2017

CHECKATRADE TROPHY
WALSALL and Accrington Stanley held sway over academy sides in the g roup stages.
Rayaan Tulloch put West Brom Under-21s ahead against Walsall, but the Saddlers roared back to take the derby honours.
Reece Flana gan, Zeli Ismail and Luke Leahy all netted in the second half as Walsall ran out 3-1 winners.
Sub Liam Nolan’s stoppage time effort ear ned Accrington a 3-2 win ag ainst Middlesbrough Under-21s in another enter taining clash.
Scott Brown and Mallik Wilks also netted for Stanley.
Brad Inman scored twice as Rochdale hammered Bury 4-0 in an all-League One showd...

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