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QUORN FALL BEHIND IN RACE

QUORN 1LEISTON 2

By James Kendrick

A LAST-gasp winner for Leiston helped them win 2-1away at Quorn.
The away side managed to weather a lively start from Quorn, who should have gone ahead through Simeon Cobourne but he dragged a shot wide from close range.
But just after the half-hour mark, Joao Soares Rangel picked the ball up, cut inside on his left foot and found the top corner.
With Quorn needing a
win to stay in touch with the play-offs, the onus was on them to come out in the second period and attack.
And for most of the half, they did just that and as the half wore on, it ...

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