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QUORN 1 HINCKLEY LRFC 0

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Adam Etheridge

■ QUORN extended their winning streak to 12 league wins in a row with a win at home to Hinckley.
The hosts could have been behind early on and had their goalkeeper Tom Allsopp to thank for keeping them in it as he made two very good saves.
But Quorn grew into the first half and had the ball in the net through Courey Grantham midway through the half, but it was offside.
But they did take the lead on the half-hour mark. Silvio Bello pulled the ball back on the touchline and found Cain Noble who turned it home. The second half was a very scrappy...

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