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NO LEEK-Y DEFENCE AGAINST ’THORPES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

LEEK TOWN 0
CLEETHORPES TOWN 0
By Michael Cope
LEAGUE leaders Cleethorpes were held to a hard working draw against a resolute Leek Town side at Harrison Park.
This was a game of few chances but Leek felt they should have had a stonewall penalty on eight minutes when Tim Grice was hauled down inside the box.
The visitors resolved to the long ball tactic for much of the game but Leek defended and Ben Chapman was relatively untroubled as was Liam Higton in the Cleethorpes goal.
Play went from end to end with little on target but the Blues finished strongly with some pressure play but the game ...

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