Northern Premier League

HALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE LATE ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
QUORN 2 AFC RUSHDEN & D 1
By Adam Etheridge

RUSHDEN and Diamonds will feel quite unfortunate not to have got anything out of the game away at Quorn after striker Jamal Adams put the visitors ahead with a fine finish 15 minutes in.
Quorn struggled to get going at all in the first half, prompting a change of formation at the break.
The alteration brought about some improvement,but as the game drew towards the close, it looked like Quorn would fall to their first league defeat.
However, an inspired stoppage-time performance from substitute Kobe Hall saw the game tu...

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