Non-League Paper

KHALSA CUT THE GAP ON LEADERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By David Lawrence
MIDLAND LEAGUE
SPORTING Khalsa struck an injury-time winner to see off league leaders Coleshill Town 3-2.
And with second-placed Bromsgrove Sporting also losing, it means Khalsa are back within touching distance of the leading pair.
The Black Country side started well with Kyle Brady firing them into a half-time lead. But two goals in three minutes at the start of the second half knocked them off track before a late rally wrapped up the win.
Delighted Khalsa boss Ian Rowe said: “It was good a classic six-pointer today with us closing the gap – and with Bromsgro...

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