Northern Premier League

KHALSA RELIEF AT BUNN’S WINNER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
SPORTING KHALSA 2 GRANTHAM TN 1
By Nathan Webb

SPORTING Khalsa were aiming for back-to-back wins when they welcomed Grantham Town to the Aspray Arena. The first real chance fell to Khlasa.
After an excellent ball from Peter Taylor, Simeone Colbouene took the ball superbly in his stride and slotted past the keeper. Three minutes into the second half, and Grantham found an equaliser.
Sam Eddington hit a brilliant finish in to the top corner. Despite continued pressure from the away side it was Khlasa who retook the lead against the run of play.
Man of the match Robbie...

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