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BIG LAD’S LAST-GASP HERO FOR THE IMPS!

By Dom Picksley

LINCOLN City head coach Tom Shaw hailed Danish hero Mikkel Ladefoged, who rescued a late point for the Imps in their draw with Southampton.
The club’s record signing headed in fellow sub Reeco Hackett’s cross in the 88th minute to snatch a point against the Saints.
The equaliser came after Welington had stroke just before half-time, when his 44th-minute thunderbolt looked likely to be good enough for the Saints.
“We’ve got a player who’s a real problem in the penalty area and we’ve got to help him and he’s got to help ...

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