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WELLINGBOROUGH T 2 CORBY TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

By Jeff Long

CORBY Town edged five-goal thriller to progress at the expense of hosts Wellingborough Town.
After a topsy-turvy start, the Doughboys opened the scoring after 25 minutes in slightly fortuitous fashion. Keeper Adam North’s long kick down field bounced over the heads of Corby’s defenders, into the path of Neo Richard-Noel to then slot home.
Corby equalised just minutes later via the spot –Fletcher Toll sending North the wrong way.
The visitors struck next when Rory McAuley headed home from the back post.
The hosts equalised seven minutes later throug...

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