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COLESHILL TOWN 2 GRANTHAM TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2025

NPL MIDLANDS
By Wilf Alexander

BEN Usher-Shipway’s brace saw Coleshill Town come back from a goal down to beat Grantham Town.
The Gingerbreads found their opener after ten minutes when Sam Muggleton took a loose ball in his stride and fired home.
However, Usher-Shipway slotted past Curtis Hall from the right side of the area to level for the hosts midway through the first half.
The forward then struck a post shortly before half-time, but had another chance when the Colemen were awarded a penalty on the hour, Alex McSkeane brought down inside the penalty area.
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