Non-League Paper

KNITTERS WEAVE A WAY PAST REDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2023

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
QUORN 1 HINCKLEY LR 2
By Adam Etheridge

THE Knitters held on for three points as they completed the double over Leicestershire rivals Quorn.
Paddy Webb had fired the Reds to an early lead, but an immediate equaliser from Dom Brennan and Ben Humphreys’ second-half strike turned the match.
Hinckley were unable to clear an early set-piece and Webb was able to pounce, shooting past Will Highland. The lead didn’t last long as Charlie Woods came for a ball, but was beaten to it and couldn’t make his ground back in time to stop Brennan’s equalise...

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