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CORBY TOWN 2 BEDWORTH UNITED 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

MIDLANDS
By Chuck Middleton

■THE STEELMEN are still not firing on all cylinders. The hosts started well but failed to hit the hotspot, allowing the Greenbacks to break from midfield and Leon Stone to beat Wallis in the Corby Goal after 22 minutes.
It was 2-0 six minutes later as ex-Steelman Jamie Molyneux doubled the score.
Gary Setchell made a change at the break and Corby looked confident with Jordan O’Brien pushing forward, and the Steelmen pulled one back in the 62nd minute with a free-kick from Danny Gordan.
But the recovery was shortlived as Bedworth’s M...

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