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CORBY TOWN 0 SPORTING KHALSA 4

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Chuck Middleton

■ THE referee gave the go-ahead after a downpour, though many Corby fans might have wished he hadn’t.
The Steelmen struggled with the pitch conditions from the outset, unable to play their usual passing game. Khalsa, however, applied early pressure before going down to ten men in the 12th minute when Andre Landell was sent off for a high tackle.
Despite this, Sporting took the lead after 28 minutes through Chay Tilt, who finished from a long pass. In added time, a deflected shot from Robbie Bunn made it 2-0. A stern half-time talk from Setc...

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