Non-League Paper

DARLASTON TOWN 3 LOUGHBOROUGH ST 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By James Smith

■ DARLASTON put three past mid-table Loughborough Students to keep pace with the play-off places.
Despite early promise through Josh Strouts, the Scholars went behind on the half hour mark after a neat finish from Rivel Mardenborough.
Leo Wood then made it two for the hosts in the 50th minute as they created a series of chances.
James Cook had to clear the ball off the line midway through the second half as Loughborough relied on last-ditch defending.
But there was nothing they could do to stop Ewan Edwards adding a third in the 78th minute to ...

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