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Saints close gap at the top

DARLINGTON 0 BRACKLEY TOWN 2
By Craig Stoddart

SECOND-PLACED Brackley got their title charge back on track with a low-key victory away to Darlington.
It was a game of few chances, but Lee Ndlovu scored once and won a penalty for Brackley, their 26th clean of the season only occasionally threatened by Quakers, whose third defeat in succession extinguished lingering play-off hopes.
Early on Darlo’s Nathan Lowe whipped a free-kick narrowly wide. But Quakers had Tommy Taylor to thank for making a closerange save from Jaanai Gordon, and moments later Lowe cleared off the line before ...

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