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GRICE IS RIGHT FOR LEADERS

By Rob Bradley
SOUTH EAST
LINCOLN UNITED 0
LEEK TOWN 2
HIGH-FLYING Leek Town ran out winners against a new-look Lincoln United side, who gave a good account of themselves at Ashby Avenue.
Returning United manager Sam Wilkinson had hastily assembled a muchchanged squad prior to the fixture but they fell behind after a miscommunication between goalkeeper Ross Woolley and defender Michael Jacklin.
A through ball was allowed to run free and Rob Stevenson slotted home with ease to break the deadlock.
Tim Grice doubled the Blues’ lead with a fierce shot on 38 minutes.
The Whites continued t...

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