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FAST STUDENT START EARNS HUGE PAY-OFF

UCL PREMIER NORTH
LOUGHBORO’ STU 7m SKEGNESS TOWN 0
By David Ballheimer

LOUGHBOROUGH Students, after scoring four times in the opening 16 minutes, strolled to an emphatic victory over Skegness Town in a one-sided United Counties Premier Division North Play-off Final.
Both teams looked to attack from the start and after they had seen corners cleared, the Scholars took the lead through Dylan Edwards, the striker being given the chance on a plate from great approach work.
Four minutes later, Edwards turned provider with a neat pass which Alex Spiteri slipped past Caleb Pipes-Go...

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