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SPORTING KHALSA 0 CORBY TOWN 5

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 March 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Nathan Webb

■ CORBY ran riot in the West Midlands as they blew Sporting Khalsa away.
The game was just 55 seconds old when Fletcher Toll broke the deadlock.
He got his second after 28 minutes when he exploited gaps in the away defence as they pushed up for an equaliser.
Sporting’s afternoon went from bad to worse as they were reduced to nine men just before the hour mark as Andre Landell and Matt Fulloway were both shown red cards.
It allowed the floodgates to open as Neo Dobson and captain Rory McAuley got on the scoresheet, while Toll completed his hat...

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