Non-League Paper

HARBOROUGH TOWN 1 LYE TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

MIDLANDS

■ HARBOROUGH Town defeated Lye Town for the second time this season as a Dan Brookes own-goal settled a game that will not be remembered as a classic.
The Bees started brightly, with Dodzi Agbenu’s dipping effort forcing Joshua Bishop into an acrobatic save, but could not break the deadlock.
A goal fi nally came on the stroke of half time as Lye Town’s Dan Brookes diverted a low cross into the back of his own net to give the hosts the lead going into the break.
The visitors grew into the game and stung the palms of James Dadge through Ben Billingh...

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