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TOWN SMASHED BY BORO

NUNEATON B 4
LOWESTOFT T 1
By Chris Philpotts
NUNEATON put their Bank Holiday blues behind them as they got back to winning ways at Liberty Way yesterday.
Fresh from a 5-3 drubbing at Coalville on Monday the Boro made it back-to-back wins on home soil after they saw off a Lowestoft side who simply had no answer for Jimmy Ginnelly and his team in blue and white.
That was evident after the first 45 minutes as a brace from Luke Benbow within four minutes either side of the 20-minute mark saw the home side put the pressure on early doors.
A strike from James Clifton, his first since rejoining t...

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