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CORBY FIGHT BACK TO CLAIM POINTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

CORBY TOWN 3 SPALDING UNITED 1

By Gerry Lucas
CORBYbattled back from a goal down to run out winners, even missing a late penalty too.
The visitors almost snatched an early lead from a free kick, but a flying save by Sam Wilson in goal denied Ben Davison.
However, minutes later an excellent cross by Lee Beeson found Davison’s head.
Corby replied and following another good cross from the wing, Ben Bradshaw’s flicked header gave keeper Michael Duggan no chance at all. Corby took the lead just before the hour mark, through Cameron Healey and scored again via Phil Trainer.
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