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Port Vale ease past Scunthorpe at Vale Park

Port Vale ease past Scunthorpe at Vale Park
BBC Sport Saturday 07 November 2026, 21:53 UTC 1 min read
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Last season's quarter-finalists Port Vale book their place in the FA Cup second round with victory over National League side Scunthorpe United at Vale Park.

Last season's quarter-finalists Port Vale book their place in the FA Cup second round with victory over National League side Scunthorpe United at Vale Park.
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