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GOALIE KO SPARKS CALL-OFF

ENFIELD TN A (5) QUORN A (1)
By Andrew Warshaw

ical attention before being carried off a stretcher and later treated by ambulance paramedics and taken to hospital.
Birmingham-born Allsopp, 22, began his career at Solihull Moors and joined Quorn from Darlaston just over a year ago.
After a confusion-packed 30-minute delay, the referee abandoned the game and it is now up to the FA to decide whether the result stands or there is a replay.
Step 3 Quorn could have been three goals up but for home keeper Rhys Forster before Enfield shook off their lethargy to avoid a potential giant kill...

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