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WELLINGBORO’ TN 1 QUORN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By James Kendrick

■ QUORN extended their winning run to 14 games with a narrow win at Wellingborough Town.
The game didn’t really kick into life until first-half injury-time when Courey Grantham put Quorn ahead from close range.
But the hosts responded within a minute when Jordan Graham pounced.
The second half was incredibly fiery as both sides went toe-to-toe for a winner. The game came to a head when Grantham was sent off for Quorn for dissent.
Wellingborough looked to take the game to the leaders, but Quorn managed to catch them on the break and Zak Goo...

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