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MALONE BRACE IN BELPER BASHING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

CORBY TOWN 5 BELPER TOWN 0
By Gerry Lucas
CORBY stormed to a convincing victory as they made it six straight league victories in a row.
Paul Malone hit the opener just before the halfhour mark, scoring from a good Jordan Crawford through-ball.
The hosts increased their lead from a corner when the ball fell to Malone and he made no mistake from close range, before Belper’s Jonathan Guy scored a spectacular own goal.
Corby scored again ten minutes into the second half, Crawford picking the ball up in his own half before a spectacular strike from 20 yards out.
The hosts netted number fiv...

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