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TITLE IN SIGHT AS BORO HIT FIVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 March 2022

NORTHERN COUNTIES EAST
Grimsby only need a point to seal it
By Dave Lawrence

ON THE BRINK: Grimsby celebrate victory and moving within a point of the title
PICTURE: Steve Ingers

GRIMSBY BOROUGH smashed five goals past AFC Mansfield to move within a point of clinching the title.
Daniel Barrett’s side notched up victory in style with first half goals from Tom Sawyer and a Lewis Bemrose brace. Skipper Jack Debnam and Dan Trott completed the scoring.
Sherwood leapfrog Garforth into second place after their 3-0 win at Bottesford, secured with a Gareth Curtis double and Lewis Belgra...

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