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MEATY DISPLAY BY THE QUORN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
WORCESTER CITY 1 QUORN 4
By Lewis Howarth

Reeves 34

Beswick 7, Grantham 49, Webb 82, Goodson 87
WORCESTER welcomed Quorn FC to Claines Lane in front of 905 supporters, with City sitting second in the league, some four points above fourth-placed Quorn.
Worcester looked to continue their incredible home record, having not lost a home league game in more than 12 months.
Despite this, it was a nightmare start for Worcester in the opening six minutes. Courney Grantham for Quorn managed to get the better of Charlie Wise who brought Grantham down in the penalty area wit...

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