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08 Sept 2025
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Halifax ended a run of five games without a victory with an emphatic 5-0 win over Wealdstone.
The West Yorkshire side took the lead in first-half stoppage time when Jamie Stott got on the end of a cross and nodded in to make it 1-0.
Halifax doubled their advantage in the 49th minute through Stott’s second of the night from inside the area.
Town had an unassailable three-goal lead just one minute later through Jamie Cooke’s close-range finish.
Halifax had the chance to make it four from the penalty spot but Millenic Alli struck a post from 12 yards.
Alli made amends in stoppage time to get Town’s fourth of the night and Tylor Golden made it five two minutes later to round off a perfect night for Halifax.
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