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PREMIER North leaders Sherwood Colliery maintained their unbeaten record with a 4-0 home win over Hucknall Town courtesy of two goals from Kieran Knight and one each by Craig Westcarr and Jobe Shaw.
Wisbech Town beat visitors Boston Town 3-1 with a Jon Challinor brace and a Rob Conyard penalty.
Loughborough Students won 3-1 at AFC Mansfield with Josh Wicks, Halim Bangura and Dylan Edwards goals.
Tyler Blake and Tyree Robinson scored for Eastwood CFC in their 2-1 victory at Newark & Sherwood United.
A double by Matt Cotton earned Lincoln United a 2-0 win at Kimberley Miners Welf...

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