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CINDERFORD TOWN 1 NORTH LEIGH 1

By Paul Webb
A FIRST-HALF of little quality and few opportunities ended goalless. Cinderford’s Sammie Hicks’ drive was well saved by Manny Agboola.
The visitors enjoyed the majority of possession and Josh Thomas tested Joe Perry.
The best chance of the half saw Dan James prod his effort the wrong side of the post. Blaine Waugh was denied superbly by Agboola and Andy Lewis blazed the rebound over.
Jamal Lawrence and Lorcan Sheehan went close before the visitors took the lead late on with a Michael Hopkins penalty.
However, Town kept battling and, f...

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