Northern Premier League

O’CALLAGHAN EARNS POINT FOR SCHOLARS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 January 2022

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
CHASETOWN 1 BEDWORTH UTD 1
By Paul Mullins

DANNY O’Callaghan’s goal earned Chasetown a point against in-form Bedworth.
In front of their second highest league attendance ever, 923, the Scholars had a great chance to open the scoring with a fine move.
O’Callaghan and Joey Butlin combined to set Liam Kirton clear but Samuel Lomax pulled off a top save low to his left.
Bedworth were inches away from scoring when Liam Lockett beat Curtis Pond but struck a post.
Both sides had penalty appeals turned down and it Chasetown struck a post through O’Cal...

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