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JOB DONE: Corinthian see off Leighton Town to reach the Vase semi-fi nals under Michael Golding, right
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

“Potentially with it now being a one-leg semi-final, it probably tips it in their favour, but we will give it a shot. We have probably been underdogs in most of our games so far.
“They are a massive club and we are relatively small but punching above our weight in our league. Our boys have a habit of winning games and it’s been an accumulation of three, four, five years’ work to get to this point. We won’t go there to make up the...

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