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COLESHILL TN 1 SPORTING KHALSA 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 January 2023

NPL MIDLANDS
By Alan Beckett

■ COLESHILL moved up to sixth in the table with a fine win over fourth-placed Sporting Khalsa. Sporting had the best chances in the first half, but Coleshill were the better team following that.
George Washbourne had a shot saved by keeper Sam Arnold and Kai Tonge sent an effort just wide of a post, but the one goal was enough to secure victory as Coleshill dealt comfortably with Sporting’s attacking play.
After 58 minutes, Coleshill were awarded a free-kick wide right and Alex Tomkinson took it short to the running Liam Molesworth, wh...

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