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Robins shown the way by Grant

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 October 2022

BRACKNELL TN 6 NORTH LEIGH 0
By Roger Williams

JOSEPH Grant and Jordan Esprit both bagged doubles as Bracknell hit struggling North Leigh for six to record their first league win since August.
The home side well and truly found their shooting and were deadly from set pieces, Kameron English and substitute Harry Sanders also getting on the scoresheet in the rout.
By contrast, problems are mounting for newly promoted North Leigh who slipped to second from bottom with just one point from their last 12 matches.
It took only eight minutes for Bracknell to open the floodgates, Esprit sp...

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