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OLLIE HEADS ROUSLERS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

By Olly Foster

ANSTEY NOMADS 0 BROMSGROVE SP 1
A GOAL from skipper Ollie Harrison was enough to see Sporting past the Anstey Nomads.
Bromsgrove started the better of the two with Brad Bood having an effort for the visitors which forced Anstey goalkeeper Harley Price into a save.
Just under a quarter of an hour in, Sporting’s captain Ollie Harrison was able to get onto the end of a cross from Bood which went past the keeper, although they did get a little nick on it.
Tendai Chitiza went close for an Anstey chance, but veteran goalkeeper Tony Breeden was able to make the save...

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