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SPALDING WIN AS JACKSON STRIKES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By Graham Morris
ROMULUS 1
SPALDING UNITED 2
JAMIE Jackson added yet another goal to his tally to secure Spalding a win on the road.
Jordan Lemon was first on the scoresheet, finding himself on the end of a cross to fire home in the 41st minute and take the lead for Spalding.
Chris Rawlinson’s side went 2-0 up straight after the interval when Jackson latched onto a long ball coming out of defence.
Jackson opened his account for the Tulips with an impressive hattrick last weekend and this time finished with his right foot from just inside the box.
Romulus replied with a last-gasp score...

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