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■LINCOLN United are the Premier North champions and secured promotion back to Step 4 despite managing only a goalless draw at Skegness Town on Easter Monday.
Despite dropping two vital points, the Whites finished top after longtime pacesetters Eastwood CFC suffered a shock 3-0 home loss to eighth-placed Belper United, with a Keaton August brace and one from Daniel Odunaiya.
Had Eastwood won, they would have been level on points with Lincoln and owning a superior goal difference.
As it was, they finished third after Bourne Town took the runners-up spot ...

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