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TURBINES PROPEL

By Jim Harper

PETERBOROUGH SP 3
KING’S LYNN TN 1
IMPROVING Peterborough climbed into the table’s top half for the first time this season after brushing aside King’s Lynn Town.
The Turbines recovered from the early blow of seeing Hugh Alban-Jones’ penalty diverted on to an upright by goalkeeper Paul Jones after Max Booth was felled.
They persisted, and took the lead on the half-hour when Eliot Putman blasted in after taming a shot from an errant effort by a teammate.
The Linnets restored parity from their first attack of the second period when Kian Ronan ...

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