FA Vase

ARCHER ENDS LEADERS’ RUN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2019

By Nick Pullen
BEWDLEY TOWN 1
ALSAGER TOWN 2
WEST Midland League leaders Bewdley Town bowed out of the Vase at the first hurdle against a well organised Alsager side who inflicted the Worcestershire side with their first defeat of the season.
Bewdley should have bagged a sixth minute lead when Matt Kerby fired against the post with Ben Cortes Smith alert to stop Dylan Hart’s rebound.
Alsager snatched a controversial lead soon after when Ben Boyne headed a Finlay Jackson free-kick into the path of Morgan Palmeria who bundled home with Bewdley players appealing for handball.
But there w...

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