Northern Premier League

MICKLEOVER 3 CORBY TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 February 2026

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Peter Scherer

■ MICKLEOVER came from behind to leapfrog above Corby Town in the league table at the Don Amott Arena.
Against the run of play, Corby took the lead through a bizarre own-goal from Dan Benson, whose back pass to goalkeeper Jack McDowell rolled into the empty net.
It only took Mickleover seven minutes to respond as a misplaced pass from Harrah Jones played in Paddy Webb who cooly put the host’s level.
Twelve minutes after the restart, Sports took the lead as a through ball from Andy Dales found the feet of Manni Norkett to slot home.
The game ...

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