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Winger’s fierce finish helps Sports to defeat Steelmen

By Gerry Lucas
CORBY TOWN 1
P’BORO SPORTS 3

SOME PEOPLE ARE ON THE PITCH: Fans celebrate as, inset, Peterborough sub Avelino Vieira gets past Corby keeper Dan George to score Sports’ third goal
PICTURE: Mike Capps

AWORKMANLIKE display by Peterborough Sports saw them run out comfortable victors over an out of sorts home side.
Goals from Dan Lawlor, Dion Sembie-Ferris and Avelino Vieira made sure the second-placed side kept up their title push in the Southern League Central.
Corby started well but good crosses by Jord...

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