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GREEN ARMY ON MARCH DESPITE TWO HOWLERS

MIDLAND FOOTBALL LGE

COTON Green recovered from a pair of howlers to win the Division One playoff final at Leicester St Andrew’s 5-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw.
Keeper Lewis Landers gifted Drews top scorer Josh Crossley the ball to run into an empty net 22 minutes in and the hosts went two up before half-time, Greg Mills’s drive across goal sliced into his own net by Matt Hunt. Coton’s Dean Morris whacked the bar with a free-kick from the left but there was a lifeline ten minutes into the second half, Oliver Roome bundling in after Ben Usher-Shipway persisted ...

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