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GRIMSBY BORO 2 WORKSOP TOWN 2

DIV 1 EAST
By Devon Cash

GRIMSBY Borough battled back from a two-goal deficit to earn a point against Worksop.
The Tigers took the lead in the tenth minute when Luke Hall delivered a great ball towards the back post where Jay Rollins headed home. Terry Hawkridge then doubled the league leaders’ advantage with a smartly executed freekick, as he whipped the ball through a gap and left the keeper rooted.
The Tigers controlled the game until the hour mark when Adam Drury pulled the ball back for Brody Robertson to finish past Sebastian Malkowski. Drury then completed Borough...

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