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KETTERING TOWN 2 QUORN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2026

By Peter Short

■AN improved second-half show managed to get Kettering Town over the line.
A stop-start affair in the first half saw the hosts enjoy possession, but it was Quorn with the first real chance – Jesse Friend opting to drill a shot only to see a post come to the Poppies rescue.
Four minutes later, Theo Robinson also unleashed an effort, but this time keeper Paul White was able to make a strong save. Kettering were given the chance to take the lead from the spot, but Michael Gyasi’s tame shot was saved by the legs of Jake La-ban who had initially dived ...

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