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SPORTS SLIP UP AT HOME ONCE AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

PETERBOROUGH SPORTS 1 LEEK TOWN 2

By Emma Strowger
PETERBOROUGH Sports slipped to yet another one goal defeat, this time at the hands of Leek Town at Lincoln Road.
The Turbines went down 2-1 against their opponents from Staffordshire after Liam Davies scrambled the ball past Sports goalkeeper Dan George.
First blood though went to the home side just before the 15- minute mark, after Dan Lawlor’s free kicked was volleyed in by Olly Medwynter. Leek got themselves back into the game when Robert Stevenson managed to get a shot on goal and score, despite lying on the ground.
Davies’ ...

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