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Joe seals comeback win for cawing Crows

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 September 2025

QUORN 1 ROYSTON TOWN 2
By Adam Etheridge

TWO second-half Royston goals helped them to their first victory of the season away at Quorn.
The first half was dominated by the home side but their attackers had no luck in front of goal from the early chances created.
They did get the breakthrough seven minutes before the interval, however, as Mason Frizelle headed home from a corner to send his side in at the break a goal to the good.
The hosts came out the livelier of the two sides in the second half as well with good chances falling to Dennis Digie and Simeon Cobourne, but they were un...

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