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Barrel launch their cup quest in style Tilted Barrel played host to AFC Queens Park Rangers in the Grimsby and District Sunday League's Senior Challenge Cup.
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Tilted Barrel played host to AFC Queens Park Rangers in the
Grimsby and District Sunday League's Senior Challenge Cup.
Being the current holders, after beating Fabrenco 3-0 in the final
last season, Barrel looked to start brightly in their quest to retain
the trophy.
The game began at an even tempo as both sides looked to get their
foot on the ball and force the play.
Rangers set out to try and rattle their opposition with some
strong tackling and this prevented Barrel fro...
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Barrel launch their cup quest in style Tilted Barrel played host to AFC Queens Park Rangers in the Grimsby and District Sunday League's Senior Challenge Cup.
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