National League North

IT’S HEART BRAKE FOR HOLLERAN’S BATTLERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

LEAMINGTON 1
CHORLEY 1
By Paul Edwards
WHILE Chorley snatched two points from their grasp after a second half bombardment, Paul Holleran’s Brakes extended their undefeated run to seven.
It is a measure of Leamington’s recent progress that conceding a last-gasp equaliser from the second-placed Magpies felt like a loss.
The visitors started like a train, but Brakes quickly settled into the game and began to dictate play.
Some neat passing had the home fans purring, one such passage of play between Connor’s Gudger and Taylor saw the former square the ball into the centre of t...

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