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EVEN CONTEST AT MEADOW

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
COLESHILL TOWN 2 DARLASTON TOWN 2
By Richard Scott

FOUR goals were shared at Pack Meadow.
The visitors took the lead in the first half when Alexander Foreshaw broke the deadlock after 23 minutes when he bundled the ball in after a scramble in the area.
It was 2-0 on the half-hour mark when Jack Downing finished off a lovely attack for the visitors as James Rowland and Rivel Mardenborough linked up well on the wing.
However, Alex McSkeane halved the deficit in the first minute of injury time with a tidy finish in the six-yard box.
Coleshill drew level with just over ...

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