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Northern Premier League Midlands fixtures announced

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Newly promoted Worcester City will take on last year’s runners-up Anstey Nomads on the opening day in Pitching In NPL Midlands.

Anstey missed out on the title by a point before losing to Harborough Town in the play-off final, while FA Vase semi-finalists Worcester lost just one game en route to winning the Hellenic Premier at a canter.

Wellingborough Town and Long Eaton United were two divisions apart last term but meet on day one this year. Wellingborough won UCL Premier Division South by 12 points while Long Eaton’s stint in Step 3 lasted just a year, suffering relegation from Southern League Premier Central.

Promoted sides Darlastan Town, Loughborough Students and Racing Club Warwick all begin on the road at Rugby Town, Coleshill Town and Boldmere St Michaels respectively.

The division’s other fixtures see Coventry Sphinx host Shepshed Dynamo, Hinckley LR face Corby Town, Quorn home to Sutton Coldfield Town and Sporting Khalsa vs Bedworth United.

Opening day fixtures in full:
AFC Rushden & Diamonds vs Lye Town
Boldmere St Michaels vs Racing Club Warwick
Coleshill Town vs Loughborough Students
Coventry Sphinx vs Shepshed Dynamo
Grantham Town vs Walsall Wood
Hinckley LR vs Corby Town
Quorn vs Sutton Coldfield Town
Rugby Town vs Darlaston Town
Sporting Khalsa vs Bedworth United
Wellingborough Town vs Long Eaton United
Worcester City vs Anstey Nomads

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