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06 Sept 2025
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Ronan Curtis with Port Vale manager Darren Moore.
Ronan Curtis scored a dramatic injury time equaliser for Port Vale on Tuesday night.
The St Johnston man rescued a point at Cheltenham Town to put them to the top of the League Two table.
Curtis replaced Conor Grant just after the hour, not long after George Miller fired Cheltenham in front.
Darren Moore, the Port Vale manager, sprung Curtis from the bench as part of a triple substitution that saw Sam Hart and Rico Richards also introduced.
The former Portsmouth attacker Curtis almost drew Port Vale level in the 87th minute, but the effort was off-target.
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However, Curtis pounced in style in added-on time. Taking a pass from Ruairi Paton on the edge of the box, Curtis fired a stunning effort to the top corner.
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