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FLYERS REFUSE TO LYE DOWN!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

By Jeff Long

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
LYE TOWN 2
BEDWORTH UNITED 2

LYE Town completed an incredible comeback over visitors Bedworth United, scoring two goals in injury-time to snatch an unlikely point.
Kane Auld gave Bedworth the lead after 20 minutes with a header and they held on in relative comfort until half-time.
They doubled the lead after 66 minutes via Elliot Parrott’s strike and three points looked assured the Greenbacks.
But then a crazy stoppage-time and the introduction of super-sub Matt Saunders saved an amazing point for Lye Town, who still remain rooted deep in the drop...

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