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LABAN SAVES DAY WITH LATE HEROICS

By Andrew Satterthwaite

LANCASTER CITY 2 QUORN 2
LANCASTER twice came from behind to secure a point against ten-man Quorn in the first ever meeting between the two sides.
The game got off to a dramatic start with Madou Cisse striking a shot against the crossbar for Quorn after two minutes whilst, at the other end, Jim Craig saw a shot well saved by Jake Laban.
The early action continued as, a minute later, Jesse Friend put Quorn ahead with a shot from the edge of the penalty that flew past Brad Kelly.
The Dolly Blues equalised just before half-time when Laban failed to gather a Sa...

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