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RUGBY TOWN 0 LOUGHBOROUGH 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

By Jon Venner
■JACK Beckett’s first-half strike settled the Butlin Road battle between relegation rivals in Dynamo’s favour.
Beckett pounced on a loose ball in the box to fire home past Town keeper Louis Connor after 20 minutes in a rare moment of quality from this crucial encounter.
Mason Rowley volleyed one straight at Scott Wardley while Rugby’s Chris Sterling fired into the side netting and Tevin Shakespeare headed over.
Loughborough were then reduced to ten men with the dismissal of Roger Lee for a second bookable offence, but it was the visitors who came closes...

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