Northern Premier League

LYE TOWN 1 WELLINGBOROUGH T 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Tom Bowen

■ LYE Town secured their fourth consecutive win as they held on to secure victory over Wellingborough Town. A dominant first half for The Flyers saw them control possession, and Keanu Cooper handed them Will Jones came close to the lead in the 10th minute levelling for Wellingborough as he picked up a loose ball on the brink of half time, and rounded the keeper. but his shot was blocked
Lye nearly doubled at the near post. their lead on the half-hour With 20 minutes to go, mark as Matt Gardner Elliott Ball almost found was denied at point...

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