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GRANTHAM TOWN 1 BEDWORTH UNITED 6

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 April 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Pat Nixon

■ ALREADY relegated Grantham ended their season with a heavy defeat to Bedworth United.
After an even start to the game Bedworth seized control, taking the lead after 13 minutes when Monagham found the top corner from outside the box.
Grantham pressed and Olivant went close, but Bedworth added a second after 40 minutes through Stone.
Bedworth added a third when keeper O’Brien scored from the spot and Monaghan lobbed Gadomski for their fourth.
Substitute Letford added a fifth before Darlington converted a cross to give Grantham a consolation...

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