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GRANTHAM TOWN 0 HINCKLEY LRFC 1

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Pat Nixon

■ ANOTHER late goal saw Grantham lose at Leicester Road.
A game of few chances with defences on top, Grantham began brightly, but Hinckley had the first chance when Dom Brennan’s shot was saved by James Leverton.
Freddie Allen had a chance for Grantham, but his effort went narrowly wide of the far post.
Hinckley keeper Jack Laban knocked over Lewis Darlington outside the box but after consulting his assistant the referee gave a free-kick and a yellow card. Substitute Elliott Riches had a chance for Grantham, but his shot went over the bar.
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