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Gingerbreads show their fight

By Pat Nixon
GRANTHAM T 3
WHITBY T 2
GRANTHAM came from two goals down to snatch victory over Whitby Town. Whitby started the game the brightest with Grantham keeper Theo Richardson making two good saves in the opening ten minutes.
Whitby took the lead on 18 minutes when Dale Hopson scored from the spot after a handball in the box.
Whitby’s Kieran Weledji was causing problems for Grantham and his cross was converted by Adam Gell on 23 minutes to put Whitby two up.
Whitby continued to press but Grantham pulled a goal back on 31 minutes when Ryan Oliver headed home at the far post follo...

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