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CORBY TOWN 1 SPALDING UNITED 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Chuck Middleton

THE Tulips come up smelling of roses with a late goal to claim a victory at Corby Town.
The Steelmen were on a run of six games unbeaten and after 45 minutes it was stalemate.
The second half started with more possession for the Steelmen, but it was the visitors opened the scoring thanks to substitute Sam Bennett after 68 minutes.
Corby levelled with a low effort through a crowded penalty box from the boot of Tristan Thompson-Matthews ten minutes later, but it was Bennett who restored the lead for the tulips with his second of the game.
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