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LEEK NOT TIED UP BY CHALLENGE OF CABLES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

NPL WEST
By Dave Burnett

LEEK TOWN 3
Keenan 33, Koehler 45 (og), Carr 75
PRESCOT CAB 0

KING LOIUS: Leek Town goalscorer Louis Keenan celebrating with Rob Stevenson, left, after scoring their first
PICTURES: Jim Booth

LEEK Town took another significant step to the Northern Premier League West title as they won the third top-versus-second game they had faced in the past month.
This latest clash saw the leaders maintain their 15-point advantage at the summit with goals from Louis Keenan, Tom Carr and an own goal from Nathan Koehler earning a 3-0 victory over Prescot Cables.
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