The League Paper

Lyle strike means no repeat run for Imps

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The LeaguePaper Team
5 November 2017

By Jon Harding

THERE will be no repeat of the fairytale FA Cup journey for Lincoln but manager Danny Cowley insists his troops still ran themselves into the ground against AFC Wimbledon .
Then a non-league side, the Imps were one of the stories of the competition last season, progressing all the way to the quarter-finals where they took on eventual champions Arsenal.
Drawn against Wimbledon in the first round, there was no lack of effort again but crucially the cutting edge evaded them.
Instead it was the Dons who progressed with Lyle Taylor’s early strike just enough to separate t...

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