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74
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On: Robbie Simpson|Off: Hiram Boateng
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84
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On: Thomas Pett|Off: Elliot Whitehouse
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84
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On: Ollie Palmer|Off: Harry Anderson
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90
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On: Troy Archibald-Henville|Off: Ryan Harley
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90+2
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On: Sean Long|Off: Scott Wharton
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90+4
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Ollie Palmer Yellow Card
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Game Information
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VENUE: LNER Stadium
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,COVERAGE: ESPN+
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Lincoln, England
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ATTENDANCE: 9,509
Match Commentary
| 84' | Substitution, Lincoln City. Tom Pett replaces Elliott Whitehouse. | |
| 84' | Substitution, Lincoln City. Ollie Palmer replaces Harry Anderson. | |
| 74' | Substitution, Exeter City. Robbie Simpson replaces Hiram Boateng. |
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