The League Paper

Late scares serve as a warning to Grant’s side

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

By Arthur Adams

WALSALL 3
Smith 8, Burke 45+6, Pressley 53
WALSALL: Ward 6, Browne 6 (Ahui 46, 7), Burke 8, Skura 7, Hancock 8, Moore 6 (Crew 90+3), Sprangler 7, Clarke 7 (Simper 73, 6), Sodje 6 (Dallas 73, 6), Smith 8 (Adomah 86), Pressley 6. Subs not used: Furlong, Wooster.
ACCRINGTON S 2
Woods 12, Mols 57
ACCRINGTON: Moulden 6, Moore 6 (Tutonda 78, 6), Rawson 7, Matthews 6, Love 7, Conneely 6 (Coyle 55, 6), Henderson 6 (Mols 55, 8), Anderson 8, Whalley 6 (Walton 55, 6), Woods 7, Caton 7. Subs not used: Brown, Grant, Rogerson.
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