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GRIMSBY BORO 3 SHEFFIELD 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

DIV 1 EAST
By Stuart James

■ GRIMSBY Borough came from behind to take all three points.
The visitors took the lead after 14 minutes, as a deep corner by debutant Keelan Grist saw Brad Beatson stoop to head home.
Borough levelled ten minutes later, as Sheffield made a mess of clearing their lines, giving Fin Axcell the easiest header from close range.
Grimsby took the lead after 67 minutes when Rio Molyneux was penalised for a foul on Sam Greenhouse, and Sam Topliss netted the penalty.
Four minutes later, a corner into the box was only half cleared, and Molyneux slammed...

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