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LINCOLN UNITED 8 BELPER TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2017

By Nigel Oldrini
■LINCOLN United ran riot against Belper Town despite going a goal down in the ninth minute.
Jahvan Davidson-Miller put the Derbyshire side in front, but strikes from Matt Cotton and Jack Whitwick turned the game in the Whites’ favour.
Further goals from Cotton, James Blundell and Paul Grimes made it 5-1 to give Lincoln a more than comfortable lead at the break.
Scott Matthews and Whitwick’s second of the game piled further misery on the visitors.
The Nailers tried to get themselves back into the game but had left things far too late and were fortunate not ...

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