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The LeaguePaper Team
26 April 2026

By Jon Waldron

LEAGUE TWO
SALFORD CITY 2
Grant 52, Turton 76

KARL Robinson hailed it a “special night” at the Peninsula Stadium on Thursday after his Salford City side beat then-leaders Bromley to maintain their automatic promotion hopes.
Jorge Grant broke the deadlock seven minutes after the break and Ollie Turton secured the win to ensure their fight for a top-three spot would head into the final day when they head to Crawley.
Robinson commended the way his players improved in the second half to overcome the table-toppers.
He said: “It was a fantastic g...

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