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REWARD AS LEEK BREAK THROUGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

LEEK TOWN 3 ROMULUS 1
By Michael Cope
LEEKovercame stubborn bottom-markers Romulus with all three home strikers on target. Blues opened the scoring when Tim Grice set up Rob Stevenson who turned a defender before finding the net.
Leek stretched their lead on the half-hour, with Dan Trickett-Smith curling home a free-kick from the edge of the box. Three minutes into the second half, Blues were awarded a penalty but Grice saw his spot kick palmed wide. However, he made amends by scoring in open play to stretch his side’s lead. Visiting striker Malachi Farquharson had been kept quiet all...

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