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GRIMSBY BORO’ 0 BELPER TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Nigel Oldrini

■ BELPER Town made it five wins on the spin with a hard-fought victory at Grimsby Borough.
Impressive Boro pushed the joint-league leaders all the way and probably had the better possession in a scoreless first half.
The visitors improved after the break and Nailers top scorer Harry Draper went close twice early in the second half.
Belper made the breakthrough in the 58th minute when good work from Kelan Swales ended with Draper nodding in from close range, and Draper was on target again after 65 minutes to head home a Keaton August cross for his 18th ...

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