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CLIFTON’S AT THE DOUBLE FOR TULIPS

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
SPALDING UNITED 3 QUORN 1
By Mark Andrews

SPALDING UNITED boss Elliot Sandy hailed his players’ resilience after they halted a four-match run without a victory thanks to James Clifton’s late double.
He said: “The lads stood up and were counted, showing what they’re about.
“It’s a weight off everybody’s shoulders to get that win.”
Sam Cartright put the Tulips ahead after 51 minutes before Courey Grantham levelled for Quorn from Cain Noble’s impressive assist.
Clifton converted a penalty to make it 2-1 wi...

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