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DIV 1 MIDLANDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2024

CORBY TOWN 1HINCKLEY LR 0
By Chuck Middleton

FAN favourite Greg
■Mills was the hero for the home side as he scored the game’s only goal.
The match was nearly abandoned due to a floodlights issue which meant the game wasn’t lit until the 70th minute. Thankfully three electricians in the crowd saved the day.
It was a hard-foughtgame with both teams not doing enough to make the game theirs in the first hour.
Corby had seen a golden chance bounce back off the upright before Mills came on as a substitute and the game turned.
In the 87th minute, the winger was award...

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