Stratford Town Walking Football Club’s over-65s maintained their 100 per cent record with a hard‑fought 4-2 victory over Worcester Amblers.
It was another competitive contest against quality opposition, but Stratford were worthy winners in the end. Everyone played their part, with some excellent build‑up play on display and a typically solid defensive performance.
The match began evenly, with both teams pressing well. Stratford took the lead through Richard Hawkins, who finished neatly into the corner after a lovely interchange of passing. Worcester responded well and soon levelled with a well‑taken goal of their own.

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Stratford regained the advantage just before half‑time when Steve Mancini’s shot was parried by the goalkeeper, allowing Garry Liversage to react quickest and score from a tight angle.
The second half started brightly for Stratford, with more impressive passing football. However, a series of running offences resulted in Worcester being awarded a penalty, which they converted to make it 2–2.
With the game finely balanced, Doug Neal stepped up when it mattered most. Two excellent team moves were finished off by Neal, whose clinical strikes secured the victory and capped an outstanding midfield performance. Neal now joins Liversage as the club’s joint leading scorer in the league.
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