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DIV 1 MIDLANDS

BOURNE TN 0 CORBY TN 1
By Flyn Good

■ LEON Mettam celebrated a winning start in the guise of interim manager as Corby put behind them a seven-goal thrashing by Long Eaton last weekend.
Substitute Freddie Allen proved to be the Steelmen’s hero, scoring from close range after 75 minutes after a cross from the right was deflected into his path.
Bourne will be baffled how they fell to a fifth defeat in the past six outings.
Sam Bayly lobbed wide of an open goal in the first half, then repeated the trick in the second after goalkeeper Nykah Liburd-Hines miscued an attempted...

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