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“FROM ALL OF US, WE HOPE EVERYONE IS SAFE AND WELL AND HOPEFULLY THE RESULTS AND PERFORMANCES IN RECENT TIMES HAVE PUT A SMILE ON YOUR FACE AND GIVE YOU SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN 2021.”

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LATEST NEWS WATCH SATURDAY’S GAME LIVE FROM HOME Stay safe and support Stevenage from home this weekend as Saturday’s big game against Tranmere Rovers is available to watch with an iFollow Match Pass.

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FOUNDATION DEGREE ONLINE OPEN EVENING Stevenage FC Foundation is hosting an Online Opening Evening at 7pm on Wednesday 3rd February 2021 for prospective students of its Community Football Coaching & Development Degree.

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The two-year course is designed for individuals wanting to attain a university qualification and are passionate about pursuing a career in the football industry.

To register for the Online Open Evening click here.

For more information on the degree, take a read of the Information Package or email LucyB@stevenagefc.com.

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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BIG JANUARY SALE Stevenage supporters can make huge savings on 2020/21 Men’s Replica Shirts and Macron Training Gear in the Stevenage FC Big January Sale.

Running for the whole month of January, all adult men’s replica first team jerseys will be reduced from £42.99 to just £30, while junior men’s replica first team jerseys are reduced from £29.99 to £20!

Plus - get 25% off ALL Macron Training Wear. From winter coats to polo shirts, save money and get kitted out in the latest Stevenage FC x Macron apparel.

Visit www.stevenagefcshop.com to take advantage of these offers this January.

ARTHUR READ WINS GCIS UK PLAYER OF THE MONTH FOR DECEMBER Arthur Read has won the GCIS UK Player of the Month award for the month of December, his second Player of the Month recognition of the season after previously winning the October award.

Stevenage supporters voted Read as the winner, who faced stiff competition against fellow teammates Terence Vancooten, Jack Smith and Charlie Carter, in what was a tight race between the nominees.

“I am delighted to win Player of the Month again and I would like to thank all the supporters that voted for me,” Read said.

“The most important thing though is that the team have started to put together a string of good results which we hope to continue between now and the rest of the season.”

The Award is sponsored by Stevenage based GCIS (UK) Ltd Information Solutions, who help support the club with their IT service and project operations expertise.

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TUESDAY’S MATCH AT CRAWLEY BROUGHT FORWARD TO 7PM Stevenage’s Tuesday 19th January 2021 match at Crawley Town has been moved to a 7pm kick-off.

The change in kick-off time has been agreed by both clubs and the EFL. Supporters can watch the game with an iFollow Match Pass, which is available to purchase by clicking here.

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Stevenage bowed out of the FA Cup last Saturday against Swansea City despite a spirited effort from Alex Revell’s team. Goals conceded early in each half proved the difference as the Championship side progressed to the Fourth Round.

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hhh the irony. We’re going back 25 years to a time when Boro were having a stunning second season in the GM Vauxhall Conference as they sat in second place in the league behind - wait for it Macclesfield.

Indeed after smashing Macc 4-0 at home at the start of December, Boro were closing in as they drew 0-0 at the Moss Rose just a week before this one.

Saturday, January 13, 1996

GM Vauxhall Conference Stevenage 2 Halifax 0

On an eight game unbeaten run in the league, Boro took on Halifax in front of 1,841 and proved much too strong for the Shaymen It was a double from the legendary PE maestro Dave Venables which proved to be the difference though and with a side boasting Smudger, Efe Sodje, Barry Hayles and Steve Berry in the middle, this was one of Cloughie’s real vintages.

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STARTING XI 1 Richard Wilmot 2 Kenny Webster 3 Robbie Mutchell 4 Efetobore Sodje 5 Mark Smith 6 Paul Barrowcliff 7 Dave Venables 8 Corey Browne 9 Steve Berry 10 Scott Beeke 11 Barry Hayles SUBSTITUTES 12 Matt Vier 14 Marvin Bates 15 Scott Cretton

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HISTORY ON THIS DAY: 16 JANUARY Last time out, we mentioned how January often ends up being a hectic time in the footballing calendar. Like last week (09 January), however, the 16th is another date that hasn’t been the busiest for us over the years. It seems this pattern of weeks is the exception to the norm. That, or the deluge of new year fixtures is a bit of a myth. Either way, this is the sixth time in 41 campaigns that we’ve played on this date. And it’s a mix of league and cup exploits to reflect upon too.

The last time we stepped out on 16 January was three years ago; a midweek jaunt to the Madjeski Stadium in our FA Cup Round Three replay against Reading. The Royals were struggling in the Championship at the time. But they didn’t pass up the opportunity here; emerging with a 3-0 win thanks to a Jon Dadi Bodvarsson hattrick.

Two years before that, we were at Home Park for a League Two clash with Plymouth Argyle. A fast-paced first part of the match saw us trade goals, with the Pilgrims leading 2-1 after 17 minutes. The hosts added a third goal just before the break and, while Charlie Lee doubled up for the afternoon just after the break, the three points were theirs.

To be honest, our record on 16 January isn’t fantastic. We’ve come out on top just once; a 3-1 FA Trophy Round Three win against Dover Athletic in 1999. Chris Pearson got two that day, with Carl Alford (who else?) with the other. But it’s also worth maybe noting that it’s the only time – until now – that we’ve been at home on this day in history. Omen?

Our 1993 trip to Yeading wasn’t entirely fruitless either. Paul Bowgett and Noel Blackwell got the goals as we claimed a

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share of the spoils. Whatever happens today, however, let’s hope it’s not a repeat of 1988. Not only did we lose 1-0 at Wembley, but it marked the start of a dire run of form. That defeat to the Lions was the first of seven on the spin – scoring just once on the way. For those who remember, we went on to be relegated at the end of that campaign!

1988 Wembley 1-0 Stevenage Borough, Vauxhall Opel League Division One 1993 Yeading 2-2 Stevenage Borough, Diadora League Premier Division 1999 Stevenage Borough 3-1 Dover Athletic, FA Trophy Round Three 2016 Plymouth Argyle 3-2 Stevenage, Sky Bet League Two 2018 Reading 3-0 Stevenage, FA Cup Round Three (replay)

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YOU AGAIN?: TRANMERE ROVERS Looking back at our overall record against this weekend’s guests, it leaves a bit to be desired. In 10 past meetings, we have just two victories to our name; the most recent of which was the 3-1 win in early March 2014 that turned out to be our last in League One until our relegation had been confirmed. Before that, you’ll have to go back to the firstever meeting between our two clubs for the second – or should that be first – of our victories against Tranmere.

Of course, our head-to-head record sounds bad when you put it like that.

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But is it actually worth feeling down about? Not really. The Rovers come into our latest encounter with three wins – one more than us. And we can chalk that one down to last season’s 2-0 defeat at Prenton Park. We didn’t get the chance to balance things out at the Lamex as the return fixture never happened. And based on how things have been so far, we could’ve expected at least a point.

Neither of us have (yet) recorded an away win at the other’s expense yet. In fact, the last two encounters between us at the Lamex have ended 2-2. Both came either side of Rovers’ recent time in the National League. The first – in 2015 – was the last point our visitors earned before suffering a second straight relegation. The second – in 2018 – was their first match back in the Football League and saw them come back from two goals down against our 10 men.

So, Boro’ have an unbeaten home record to protect and a head-to-head win count to even out here today. Let’s do it.

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One of our newest sessions is a reboot of the popular Community Kitchen course, which has been helping the local community learn how to cook healthy meals since 2018.

In partnership with Stevenage Borough Council’s Young People’s Healthy Hub, the new Community Kitchen classes start next week via live video, so that local people can take part from the comfort of their own homes.

The first class is on Tuesday, 19th January, 2021, from 4:30pm-6:30pm and the eight week course is completely FREE, including all ingredients needed, and open to any young people and their families in Stevenage.

The course is run by Stevenage FC Foundation’s Healthy Lifestyles Manager, Hannah Marsh, who has been leading the Community Kitchen Programme since its inception three years ago.

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“We are delighted to be partnering with the Young People’s Healthy Hub to be delivering this new online version of the Community Kitchen Programme,” Hannah said. “If you are a young person or have a young person in your family, who you think could benefit from this course to learn about healthy food choices and how to cook them into delicious meals, then I would encourage you to sign up for the course, which is sure to be a lot of fun.”

To sign up or find out more, please call the Young People’s Healthy Hub coordinator on 07810154851 (Tues-Thurs, 3:30-6:30pm) or email yphealthyhub@stevenage.gov.uk.

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WOMEN POSITION: Left back/centre back

HOW DID YOU GET INTO FOOTBALL? Our family friends have the biggest love for football and Chelsea. They were so passionate about it, it made it impossible to not show an interest in it.

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY FOOTBALL? My brother, Elkanah. It started as proving to him I could do what he could do (classic sibling rivalry). He’s the reason I push myself and I owe him everything.

WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE FEMALE FOOTBALLER AND WHY? Danielle Carter, other than being an intelligent player on the pitch, the reason for her being my favourite is because of her strength throughout her injuries and perseverance.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE FOOTBALL MOMENT AS A PLAYER? Whilst playing for Wales vs Iceland (u-19s), we were 2-0 down and I scored from the kick off. It was impossible and that’s what gave us another push, doing the impossible.

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO THE YOUNG GIRLS STARTING OUT THEIR FOOTBALL JOURNEY?

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My mum always told me three things before I got out the car to train or play in a match – “kick butt, play like a lion and aim for the netted area”. But most of all, she wanted me to enjoy myself, love what you do and you never work a day in your life.

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WELCOME CLUB MATTERS It’s a happy anniversary to our visitors today as 2021 marks 100 years since they first joined the Football League set-up.

Their history however goes back much further than that and started with another sport.

Officially founded in 1884, they were named Belmont Football Club after two local cricket clubs joined forces to create a footballing arm. A year later the name was

changed to Tranmere Rovers, named after a then village in Birkenhead.

In 1887 they moved ground to a site which had been purchased from a rugby club and in 1895 renamed it as Prenton Park, the club that we know today was really taking shape.

After an early life in the Lancashire nonleague set-up, Tranmere were invited to join the newly formed Third Division North in 1921.

In 1924 they saw the most famous player in their history take the field, a 16-year-old local lad called Dixie Dean who moved on to Everton for an eye-watering ÂŁ3,000.

With the exception of one season in the second tier, Rovers spent all their time in

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either Division Three North or the fourth tier until the late 1980s. In 1988 they made their first appearance at Wembley in the Football League Centenary Tournament while a year later promotion to the third tier was the base for greater success.

In 1990 Tranmere lost 2-0 in the play-off final to Notts County but a week later were back at Wembley to claim the Leyland Daf Trophy with a 2-1 win over Bristol Rovers.

Tranmere spent a remarkable 11 straight seasons in the second tier until severe financial issues saw a gradual slide down the leagues. Despite this their exit was swift, from a 21st place finish in the third tier in 2014 to a last place spot and banishment to non-league just a year later.

Rovers were back in the league after three years absence and after instant promotion on their return in season 2018-19, they now find themselves back with Boro after their relegation last year on the points per game method.

THE BOSS Keith Hill was appointed first-team manager of Tranmere Rovers in November 2020.

Hill is best-known for his two spells at the helm of League One side Rochdale.

First appointed in 2006, Hill remained in charge for a period of four-and-a-half years and achieved promotion to League One during his penultimate season at the club.

The 51-year-old departed the Dale for Championship side Barnsley in 2011, where he helped the Tykes avoid relegation from the second tier before returning to Rochdale in January 2013.

In his first full season back at the club in 2013/14, Hill guided Rochdale to promotion from League Two for the second time in his career by securing a third-placed finish with 81 points.

Hill’s association with Rochdale came to an end in March 2019, with his next opportunity arising at Bolton Wanderers five months later.

As a player, Hill featured as a central defender for the likes of Blackburn Rovers, Morecambe and Plymouth Argyle during his 16-year professional career but the majority of his time was spent at Rochdale.

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James Vaughan - Forward James Vaughan re-joined Rovers on a permanent deal in August 2020, following a successful loan in the 2019/20 season.

Vaughan started his career at Everton after coming through the Toffees’ youth system to become the Premier League’s youngest goal scorer against Crystal Palace in April 2005, aged 16-years and 271 days.

After 60 first-team appearances at Everton, Vaughan moved to Norwich City in 2011.

Further stints at Huddersfield Town and hometown club Birmingham City followed for Vaughan before Bury was his next side in 2016.

The 32-year-old secured later success, winning the third tier with Wigan Athletic in May 2018 prior to an EFL Trophy triumph in Portsmouth colours in March 2019.

A move to Bradford followed in the summer of 2019, where he plundered 11 goals in 25 appearances for the Yorkshire outfit as captain.

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COMMERCIAL As with every Club in the land, we’ve been starved of a vital income stream, after all, who wants to sponsor a match they can’t attend, hire an executive box they can’t access or sponsor a match ball that nobody will see?

But we are ready for business. As soon as we’re allowed to reopen we will be there for you.

Hopefully this current set of restrictions will have the desired effect and infection numbers will fall significantly

enough for us to be allowed to restart, most likely with a limited service similar to what was offered for the recent game against Grimsby Town with around 100 people being admitted to the North Stand, before a more general opening of the stadium as time goes on.

For the very latest information, or to make a booking please log on to www.stevenagefc.com In the meantime, keep well, we hope to see you soon.

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TRANMERE ROVERS Every time we play Tranmere, I can’t help but be reminded of actor Ricky Tomlinson playing Mike Bassett as the new manager of Wirral County FC in the hit comedy television series back in 2005.

The scene of the team running out with the new shirt sponsor “Wirral Rubbish” emblazoned across their chests followed by their mascot “Wheelie Bin” still has me in stitches to this day.

Brentford’s Griffin Park stadium doubled as the home ground of Wirral County and I know that a number of Tranmere fans were involved in the making.

So, a big Boro welcome to Tranmere, their players and officials this afternoon.

STEVENAGE FOOTBALL ARTIFACTS An old schoolfriend of mine, Colin Armitage, donated this item to the archive. Colin’s dad (Cyril) was key to the success of the Stevenage Town Supporters’ Club back in the 1940’s.

As Social Secretary, Cyril used to organise dances and other functions as fundraising initiatives for the club. His predilection was “Master of Ceremonies” – or ‘MC’ at such events.

On October 15th, 1949, Cyril married Enid Wilderspin at the St Nicholas church.

During their reception held at the CIU Club in the High Street, Supporters’ Club chairman, Vic Folbigg, presented the pair with a Westminster chiming clock.

The accompanying photograph depicts the clock along with an inscription plaque.

Some of you may remember Cyril and Enid who went on to become ‘mine hosts’ at the Rising Sun pub in Julians Road.

Appeal: If you have anything similar which you’d like to share, do contact me at Lloyd@SFCSA.co.uk

MY CITY, MY SHIRT Anwar Uddin is the Diversity manager for the Football Supporters Association (FSA) and Kick It Out. An initiative Anwar is currently promoting is an idea by Cardiff City fan, Yusuf Ismail, of holding a portrait photographic exhibition of individuals, representative of every creed, colour, faith and background of their local community – each one wearing their home club shirt.

To quote Yusuf, the intention is “to normalise the idea of people of colour wearing their club shirt, as well as highlighting the diversity among the club’s fanbase and championing the multicultural nature of where you live”.

If you would like to know more about the ‘My City, My Shirt’ project, then you’re welcome to email Anwar here: anwar.uddin@thefsa.org.uk.

LLOYD BRISCOE SA Chairman

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HELPING FAMILIES ENJOY FOOTBALL AT HOME The ‘homemade waste pipe goal’. Waste pipes, push-fit knuckle bends and some barrier fencing. It doesn’t seem like much, but sometimes it’s all you need to transform your garden into a proper footy pitch.

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AUGUST 2020 Sat Aug 29 Portsmouth

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Barrow

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Sat Sep 19

Oldham Athletic

FL2

3-0

Osborne, Wildin, Prosser

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2-1

Dinanga, Marsh

Jamie Cumming

FL2

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List

Scott Cuthbert

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Remeao Hutton

20 (1)

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Luke Prosser

18 (1)

1

Luther Wildlin

17 (3)

1

16 (9)

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Tue Sep 22 Southampton U21 Sat Sep 26

Bradford City

OCTOBER 2020 Sat Oct 03 Salford City

FL2

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Tue Oct 06 MK Dons

PJT

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Sat Oct 10

Mansfield Town

FL2

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Sat Oct 17

Forest Green Rovers

FL2

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Danny Newton

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0

FL2

0-1

Arthur Read

16 (7)

Sat Oct 24

Leyton Orient

FL2

0-2

Ben Coker

16 (2)

1

Tue Oct 27

Harrogate Town

FL2

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Jack Smith

15 (4)

0

Sat Oct 31

Grimsby Town

FL2

0-0

Charlie Carter

15 (2)

4

Elliott List

14 (8)

3

Romain Vincelot

14 (5)

0

Tue Oct 20 Newport County

NOVEMBER 2020 Tue Nov 03 Colchester United

FL2

1-3

Dinanga

Sat Nov 07 Concord Rangers

FAC1

2-2

Coker, Newton

FL2

1-1

Oteh

Tom Pett

11 (0)

1

Terence Vancooten

10 (0)

0

Pett

Ross Marshall

9 (6)

0

Oteh, Newton

Elliot Osborne

9 (2)

1

1-1

List

Aramide Oteh

8 (8)

4

Marcus Dinanga

8 (1)

2

FL2

1-1

Oteh

Inih Effiong

7 (6)

2

FL2

0-0

Tyrone Marsh

7 (4)

1

FL2

0-4

Femi Akinwande

6 (5)

0

Jack Aitchison

6 (2)

1

Arthur Iontton

3 (1)

0

Luis Fernandez

2 (0)

0

Billy Johnson

1 (0)

0

Sat Nov 14

Morecambe

Sat Nov 17

Northampton Town

PJT

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Sat Nov 21

Bolton Wanderers

FL2

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Tue Nov 24 Port Vale

FL2

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Sat Nov 29 Hull City

FAC2

Wed Dec 02 Walsall Sat Dec 05 Southend United

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Sat Dec 12

Carlisle United

Sat Dec 26 Cheltenham Town

FL2

1-1

Aitchison

Tue Dec 29 Cambridge United

FL2

1-0

Carter Carter 2, Oteh

JANUARY 2021 Sat Jan 02

Scunthorpe United

FL2

3-1

Sat Jan 09

Swansea City

FAC3

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Sat Jan 16

Tranmere Rovers

FL2

Chris Lines

1 (0)

0

Sat Jan 19

Crawley Town

FL2

Mackye Townsend-West

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0

Sat Jan 23

Exeter City

FL2

Luke Norris

0 (1)

0

Tue Jan 26

Colchester United

FL2

Yasin Arai

0 (0)

0

Sat Jan 30

Grimsby Town

FL2

Max Granville

0 (0)

0

Sam Tinubu

0 (0)

0

Alfie Williams

0 (0)

0

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FL2

Sat Feb 06 Morecambe

FL2

Tue Feb 09 Tranmere Rovers

FL2

Sat Feb 13

FL2

Bolton Wanderers

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8

4

11

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FL2

15

20

8

4

8

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16 Oldham Athletic

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3

11

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Bolton Wanderers

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7

6

9

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Harrogate Town

Newport County

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Tue Mar 02 Forest Green Rovers

FL2

Sat Mar 06 Harrogate Town

FL2

Tue Mar 09 Leyton Orient

FL2

18

21

7

4

10

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25

Sat Mar 13

FL2

19 Bradford City

21

6

6

9

-5

24

FL2

20 Scunthorpe United

22

7

2

13

-11

23

21

Barrow

22

4

8

10

-3

20

Southend United

Sat Mar 20 Carlisle United Sat Mar 27

Barrow

FL2

Oldham Athletic

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22 Stevenage

20

4

8

8

-6

20

Mon Apr 05 Bradford City

FL2

23 Grimsby Town

23

5

5

13

-21

20

Sat Apr 10

Salford City

FL2

21

5

4

12

-19

19

Sat Apr 17

Mansfield Town

24 Southend United

FL2

Fri Apr 02

Tue Apr 20 Cheltenham Town

FL2

Sat Apr 24

Cambridge United

FL2

Crawley Town

FL2

MAY 2021 Sat May 01

Sat May 08 Scunthorpe United

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