Northern Premier League

BARWELL 3 CORBY T 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2017

By Oli Osborn
A BRADY Hickeyinspired Barwell claimed three points with a comfortable three-goal victory over Corby Town.
The skipper put the Canaries ahead with an exquisite chip midway through the first half before being involved in both goals after the interval.
Corby, who came into the match in excellent form to propel themselves out of the relegation zone in recent weeks, started the brighter of the sides.
Phil Trainer put an effort wide after turning well inside the area, while Joe Iaciofano failed to find the target with another early chance.
Barwell took the lead as Hickey spotted Ai...

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