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Grant strikes late to boost Borough

By Rob Hughes

GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY 1
RADCLIFFE 1
BOBBY GRANT’S sublime 25-kick free-kick minute from time earned 10-man Radcliffe a point and prevented Gainsborough Trinity from making it a four-game winning streak on home turf.
Trinity dominated throughout although but a combination of superb goalkeeping from Cameron Belford, the crossbar and some wayward finishing, the Holy Blues were made to pay for not adding to local lad Lewis Butroid’s first goal for the club.
Trinity showed first when Neal Bishop’s glancing header from Joe Wilson’s corner was cleared ...

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