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BROMSGROVE SPORTING 0 COALVILLE TOWN 4
By Shuanna Grace-Murphy

TOM MCGLINCHEY’S double led the rout as Coalville thrashed ten-man Bromsgrove to stay in the title hunt.
The winger struck twice in the first half following an own goal to leave the points settled by half-time.
Bromsgrove, who lost Callum King-Harmes to injury before a ball was kicked, had Ammar Dyer sent off after the break before Town added a late fourth.
King-Harmes was due to make his comeback after months out only to be badly injured in the warmup delaying the kick-off by five minutes.
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