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BEDWORTH UNITED 2 SHEPSHED DYNAMO 0

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Andy Stickley

■ AN own goal from Brandon Ganley in the 11th minute and a late strike from Eesa Sawyers gave Bedworth United a comfortable win over Shepshed Dynamo, who will be disappointed to have come away without the three points.
In truth, the visitors were desperate to end up on the losing side as soon as they went down to ten men. Niall Prenderville, the man who received his marching orders, will be the most frustrated out of anyone, having been given two yellow cards in the space of ten fi rst-half minutes.
From there, the visitors were always unlikely to come...

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