A look around the lower levels of the English football pyramid

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Let's take a look at some of the most interesting results from another fun weekend across the lower levels of the English football pyramid.

Games at this level are starting to attract bigger crowds as some fans are no longer satisfied by the way football is being run at the top level of the game. 

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Northern Premier League: Stalybridge Celtic thrash FC United of Manchester

FC United of Manchester were thrashed 5-2 in a local derby against Stalybridge Celtic. This comes only a few days after they exited the FA Cup against Blyth Spartans. You can see some of the best reaction to the this game by visiting Greater Manchester Football. 

National League South: Chelmsford City 0 - 2 Dulwich Hamlet

Dulwich Hamelt sealed a win against Chelmsford City following two quick goals in the opening 15 minutes at the EMG Inspire Stadium. It took just five minutes for the away side to take the lead and they doubled that not long after. Head to the Non League Paper to read more. 

See below to see some of the reaction from Dulwich after a great win away from home. They were clearly delighted that they have moved up a few places in the league table 

National League: Maidenhead United 1 - 1 Grimsby Town 

Grimsby Town's unbeaten run continued as they made it seven games without defeat. Eric Sousa's opener was cancelled out late on in the pitch, Grimsby's official Twitter account praised their support as over 800 fans made the trip to Maidenhead. 

Giles Cooke tweeted: "Disappointing performance from us yesterday.Another great turn out from our fans, we thank each and every one of you that turned up. We go again Tuesday!"

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