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JACKLIN SAVES THE DAY

By Paul Mullins
SOUTH EAST
CHASETOWN 2
LINCOLN UNITED 2
GEORGE Cater scored twice forr Chasetown but a last-minute equaliser from Michael Jacklin ensured Lincol a share of the spoils.
Lincoln took the lead in the 36th minute with Danny North powering home a header from a corner.
Chasetown levelled a minute into the second half, Cater capitalising on a defensive error to poke home.
Wynter and Cater combined in the 68th minute as the skipper teed up the scorer of the first goal who turned quickly and drilled low through Nicholson’s legs.
Deep into stoppage time, against the run of play,...

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