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Market late show seals points

NEEDHAM MARKET 4
BEDWORTH UNITED 1
By Ben Clarke
THREE second-half goals from Joseph Marsden, Adam Mills and James Baker sealed the victory for Needham Market.
Although the scoreline looked convincing for the home side, it was far from it for periods of the game. Bedworth played their part in some anxious moments for the home side. With ten minutes of the half remaining Luke Ingram was tripped in the box and Marsden stepped up to score the penalty.
The second half began with two goals in the first five minutes.
First, the home side doubled their lead when Mills drilled in a pull-back from I...

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