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LINCOLN MAULED AS LEEK GO MAD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By Michael Cope
LINCOLN UNITED 0
LEEK TOWN 9
LINCOLN’S miserable run of four defeats continued at Ashby Avenue when visiting Leek Town went goal-happy.
The game was played in gale-force conditions throughout, making it difficult to control the ball in the swirling wind.
Rob Stevenson opened the scoring for Leek in the eighth minute, whilst defender Jamie Curley netted a double midway through the half.
Leek finished the half strongly with skipper Scott Lycett heading home.
Lincoln won a penalty four minutes into the second half, but Ryan Oliver hit the crossbar. After that Leek seemed ...

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