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RUGBY TN 1 SUTTON C’FIELD T 0

NPL DIV 1 MIDS
By Jon Venner

■ RUGBY marked their Step Four return after a six-year absence with a narrow victory.
David Kolodynski’s first-half stoppage-time header separated the sides, with the hosts playing out the final third of the game with ten men following Roger Lee’s dismissal.
The visitors adapted to the swirling wind, but only had a couple of blocked efforts from the dangerous Rhys Hilton to show for this.
Kolodynski flicked Karabo Motshweni’s corner home just before the interval, but it was a backs-to-the-wall display after Lee kicked out at ...

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