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NICHOLSON KEEPS THE SPORTS TOP OF THE PILE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Wilf Alexander

REDDITCH UTD 0
PETERBOROUGH S 1
BATTLING Peterborough Sports opened up a four-point lead at the top of Southern League Premier Division Central thanks to Jordan Nicholson’s solitary strike at the Valley Stadium.
Nicholson’s goal, calmly slotted home after a smart turn in the box in the 29th minute, came as a result of a sustained spell of pressure, and while the Reds had their moments, particularly late on, Sports stood firm to bag a seventh win in eight league outings.
The visitors began brightly and might have led 18 minutes in when Richard Jones meet ...

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