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GUNNERS UNLUCKY AT HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2019

DIDCOT TOWN 0
CORBY TOWN 1
By Ian East
DIV 1 CENTRAL
JORDAN Crawford’s stunning first-half goal was the difference as Corby maintained their lead at the top of the divsion.
The game seemed destined to be goalless at the break but Corby won possession in midfield and the ball found Crawford’s feet on the left and he bent a superb strike into the top corner to put Corby ahead.
In the second half the game seemed to swing Didcot’s way when Joe Burgess was shown a straight red card for a poor challenge on George Nash, but the home side just couldn’t find a way through aga...

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