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CORBY TOWN 2 CARLTON TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Gerry Lucas
CORBY overcame a spirited Carlton to make it four straight league victories in a row.
The visitors took an early lead when Jordan Wilson ran through and fired home.
However, Corby hit back when Steven Leslie’s classy 20-yard free-kick flew past Jack Steggles.
The visitors were then dealt a blow as Jake Carlisle saw red for fouling Leon Lobjoit when the latter was clean thorugh.
Corby upped their game after this but they found the visitors defence in good form despite only having ten men.
However, the pressure told and the hosts took the lead from a corner early in the s...

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