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COLESHILL TOWN 1 WELLINGBORO’ T2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

NPL MIDLANDS
By Peter Short

■ TWO substitutes made all the difference as the Doughboys came from behind to leave Coleshill with all three points.
The hosts were denied by the woodwork twice with Alex Tomkinson hitting a post and Joe Palmer hitting the rebound off the bar.
They finally opened the scoring after 51 minutes via Harry Craven’s header.
But Wellingborough hit back with just six minutes left, when Jay Bruce latched onto a pass from Joe Blowers.
The sucker punch came three minutes later when Jessi Obeng fired home from just outside the area after an intial sh...

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