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RODDY SPARKS ROUT OF UNITED

By Lee Risdale

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
COVENTRY UNITED 0
LOUGHBORO’ STUD 3
■LOUGHBOROUGH Students made it three 3-0wins in a row after beating Coventry United at the Nick Newbold Stadium.
Before the game there was a minute’s silence held for Coventry United’s Under-21 coach John Halford who passed away on Tuesday.
Coventry goalkeeper Dan Moore was called twice into action in the opening 20 minutes making two great saves to deny the Scholars.
Moore was then unable to stop Josh Roddy’s strike from outside the box to give Loughborough the lead.
After Joe Evans...

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