Northern Premier League

TEN MEN STAND STRONG

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 October 2020

By Pat Nixon
GRANTHAM TOWN 2
LANCASTER CITY 4
GRANTHAM are still seeking their first league win of the season after going down to 10-man Lancaster.
Grantham began brightly with Greg Young heading over from a free-kick in the opening minute, but Lancaster took the lead after seven minutes when Thomas Kilfin stooped low to head home a cross at the near post.
Lancaster then rocked Grantham with two goals in as many minutes. First Samuel Bailey drove home from the edge of the box after 16 minutes and then Charlie Bailey followed up to tap home after Grantham keeper Jan Budtz had parried a shot....

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