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Stratford Town over-60s qualify for WFA Cup regional final

24 Jul 2026 1 min read No comments The WFA
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Stratford Town over-60s matched the efforts of the club’s over-50s side by reaching the WFA Cup regional final. The Bards secured a 3-1 victory away at Stroud Park to book their place in the regional final. A hat-trick from Mark Habberley, who has recently been invited to train with England Walking Football, sent the Bards into the final Stratford will face Abbeymead Rovers in the WFA Cup over-60s regional final.
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Stratford Town over-60s matched the efforts of the club’s over-50s side by reaching the WFA Cup regional final.

The Bards secured a 3-1 victory away at Stroud Park to book their place in the regional final.

A hat-trick from Mark Habberley, who has recently been invited to train with England Walking Football, sent the Bards into the final

Stratford will face Abbeymead Rovers in the WFA Cup over-60s regional final.

Source: https://stratfordobserver.co.uk/sport/walking-football-stratford-town-over-60s-qualify-for-wfa-cup-regional-final/

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