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KEMP STRIKES LATE TO LIFT BOROINTO TOP SIX OVER THE ROYALS

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The LeaguePaper Team
22 March 2026

By Neil Metcalfe

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READING 0

STEVENAGE manager Alex Revell is refusing to get ahead of himself despite a win over Reading putting them firmly back into the top six.
Dan Kemp’s strike five minutes from time was the difference between the promotion hopefuls but while it was late in coming, it was thoroughly deserved for a Boro side who leapfrog the Royals into sixth.
Revell knows he cannot take too much for granted just yet, with the international break looming.
He said: “We had it here when we beat Luton and then we had the [October]
“We’ve ju...

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