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UNITED FORCED TO DIG DEEP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2017

NEWCASTLE TOWN 2 BEDWORTH UNITED 3

By Ray Tatton
THE VISITORS had the better of the opening exchanges but neither side was able to take control of the game.
Keeper Adam Alcock made a tremendous save from Levi Rowley but from the resulting corner Rowley fired home the opening goal.
Dan Crane made a fine save for Bedworth before Aaron Bott drew Castle level heading home an Alex Curtis cross.
Bedworth regained the lead shortly after when Rowley hooked the ball forward and substitute Kieron Brehon lobbed the ball home.
Five minutes from the end Luke Keen made the game safe by cutting inside and...

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