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TRINITY PUT THE BRAKES ON RUN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2026

LEAMINGTON 1 GAINSBORO’ TRINITY 1
By Paul Edwards

letting fly, giving Moore another round draw.
LEAMINGTON were held as they attempted to win two successive games in the FA Cup for the first time since 2005 when they made it from the preliminary round to the first round proper in their first season in the competition for 18 years.
Gainsborough had the better of the first-half action, although goalmouth incident was few and far between. Owen Farmer saw his low curling effort held by Archie Howard, while Fraser Preston forced debutant Brakes keeper Brian Okonkwo into a flying ...

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