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GINGERBREADS SHOCK LEADERS

By Pat Nixon

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
GRANTHAM TOWN 2
QUORN 2
GRANTHAM came from two goals down to take a point against leaders Quorn.
Quorn began brightly forcing an early save from keeper Paul Cooper.
Paddy Webb fired over and then brought another their lead when Ben Richards diverted a cross into good save from Cooper.
Aj Adelekan hit a post for his own goal.
Grantham. The game changed when After the break, Sam Tom Pawson pulled a goal Tomlinson saw a shot back from the spot. blocked before Quorn took Grantham levelled late the lead when Cain Noble when Cook reacted first after the ball ...

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