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Challinor enjoys ‘special night’ as Stockport win League Two

Challinor enjoys

Stockport manager Dave Challinor described his side’s victory over Notts County as “special” after winning the League Two title.
Paddy Madden’s first-half hat-trick set up a 5-2 success, Antoni Sarcevic and Ethan Pye also on target as the hosts briefly threatened a comeback through Macaulay Langstaff and Dan Crowley.
“Special, special night,” said Challinor. “I am really looking to 5:00pm on Saturday because to be able to lift the trophy in front of 10,000 of our supporters, knowing that it is going to be in our hands, is a really great place to be.
“It is our just deserts for what everybody h...

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