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Marsden lifts the Market Men

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COALVILLE TOWN 1 NEEDHAM MARKET 2

By Steve Cartwright
COALVILLE suffered their first home defeat of the season against Needham Market who deserved the three points.
With a gale blowing around the ground it was never going to be a classic game and this became evident early on.
The Market Men took the lead with their first attack in the 14th minute, a through ball found Reece Dobson unmarked and he had all the time in the world to race into the box and place his shot beyond the diving Max Smith-Varnam in the Coalville goal.
Coalville then had a couple of chances with Dan Creaney heading over ...

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