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CROWNING GLORY FOR BEES AFTER TROPHY LIFT

By Ben Monti

HARBOROUGH T 1
BISHOP’S ST’FD 1
HARBOROUGH were crowned champions, having already sealed the title last weekend away at Halesowen.
The Bees came out to a guard of honour in front of 1,325 fans.
A carnival atmosphere ensued, with Mitch Austin handing rare starts to Paul Malone and club captain Ben Williams.
In a game that lacked jeopardy, neither side were able to find their highest gear, however the visitors showed glimpses of intent, with Obi Onyeagwara proving to be their most threatening outlet.
The forward attempted a one-two with Jack Smith inside...

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