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GRANTHAM TOWN 0 SHEFFIELD FC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Pat Nixon

GRANTHAM and Sheffield fought out a goalless draw in an entertaining game played in front of a large Non-League Day crowd.
The opening 15 minutes was fairly even with neither side troubling their opposite keeper.
Grantham pressed and Rushen came close, just failing to get on the end of a Muggleton long throw.
Grantham continued to press in the second half but lacked the final touch in the box. Tuntulwana brought a good save from Sheffield’s keeper Hall as Grantham failed to find the net.
Mangham headed over for Sheffield in added time, but the game e...

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