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Lethal Luke proves the difference for Donny

Lethal Luke

By Neil Goulding

GILLINGHAM 0
GILLINGHAM: Morris 6, Hutton 6, McKenzie 7, Ehmer 6, Ogie 6, Coleman 7, Little 6, Clarke 6 (Rowe 73, 6) Agbinone 6 (Dack 73, 6) Nolan 7, Nevitt 6 (Gbode 73, 6). Subs not used: Turner, Clark, Williams, Dieng.

DONCASTER R 1
Molyneux 33
DONCASTER: Sharman-Lowe 7, Sterry 6, Olowu 7, McGrath 8, Maxwell 7, Bailey 8, Crew 6 (Broadbent 63, 6) Molyneux 9 (Anderson 90) Sbarra 7 (Clifton 63, 6) Street 6 (Ennis 74, 6) Sharp 6 (Ironside 74, 7). Subs not used: Lawlor, Gibson.
Att: 5,814 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Lee Swabey 6/10
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