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LOUGHBOROUGH 0 LEEK TOWN 3

By John Bryson
LEEK Town threw the form book out of the window to seal their first league win of the season.
Leek opened the scoring in the 28th minute when an under-hit pass-back put Jordan Johnson through on goal. The striker kept his cool to calmly finish past the on-rushing goalkeeper.
In a game of few chances, Leek secured all three points when Dynamo failed to deal with a corner, the ball eventually fell kindly for James Curley, who scored from close range.
Leek’s third goal came from another defensive mixup.
The Dynamo goalkeeper failed to gather a long ball, allowing substitut...

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