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HARBOROUGH T 1 BROMSGROVE SP 0
By Ben Monti

HARBOROUGH TOWN battled to a hard-fought win over Bromsgrove Sporting, grinding out three vital points in front of a lively Beehive crowd that included 100 travelling Spanish supporters!
After an exhausting FA Cup replay in midweek, the Bees looked heavy-legged early on. Ben Stephens forced Adam Harrison into a smart save before Dempsey Arlott-John twice worked his way into promising positions on the right, but Harborough lacked an end product.
At the other end, Charlie Pavey was denied by a superb reflex save from Elliot Taylor, while Gus...

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