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RACING CLUB WARWICK 0 QUORN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Wilf Alexander

■ LATE goals in each half saw Warwick pay the price for missed chances during a promising flurry.
Quorn keeper Tom Allsopp pulled off a full-stretch save before Greg Mills shot wide and Louis Monaghan spurned a chance when clean through.
Paddy Webb put the visitors ahead in first-half stoppage time, producing a composed finish to beat Sam Lomax, and Quorn had the better of the second half with chances coming and going for Cain Noble, Webb and Zak Goodson. The killer second came two minutes from time with Micah Jebbison winning the ball back wi...

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