FA Vase

COLEMEN CLING ON TO TOP SPOT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

Nadat fires Coleshill to Midland victory

STEP 5 & 6 ACTION
STEP 5 ROUND-UPS
MIDLAND LEAGUE
■COLESHILL TOWN maintained top spot thanks to a tight 1-0 win at fellow high-fliers Shepshed Dynamo.
The victory came courtesy of Jordan Nadat’s 73rd-minute goal and it means the Colemen can stretch their lead at the top to six points if they beat Highgate United tomorrow.
In the only other game, Bromsgrove Sporting won 2-0 at home to Lye Town. Wade Malley opened the scoring after just seven minutes following excellent work out wide by Reece Hewitt. And the points were secured in first...

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