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STAGS WELL SET FOR A PARTY AS RIVALS SEEK TO APPLY PRESSURE

THE PROMOTION AND RELEGATION RACE IN LG2
By Chris Dunlavy

MANSFIELD’s giant defender Aden Flint knows everybody is gunning for the table-topping Stags.
“When you get to the top of the table, you’ve got a target on your back and everyone wants to beat you,” said the centre-back, who last year won promotion from League One on loan at Sheffield Wednesday.
But while everybody is taking aim, can anybody get close enough to take a shot? Stockport and Wrexham have been faltering. Behind them, a host of sides are jockeying for a tilt at promotion.
In fact, with...

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