Northern Premier League

GRICE HITS TWICE AS LEEK WIN AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2019

SOUTH EAST
ROUND-UP
By Nicola Kenton
TIM GRICE’S double helped Leek Town beat Sutton Coldfield Town at home as they claimed their fourth straight victory in the South East Division.
Sutton thought they had taken the lead in the 12th minute but it was disallowed for being offside.
Leek went in front in the 32nd minute after Grice latched onto the end of a cross to slot in from close-range.
The hosts could have doubled their advantage before the break when they had a chance in front of an open goal but they fired over.
In the second half, Leek sent a long ball for Grice to find and he d...

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