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HINCKLEY LR 3 COLESHILL TOWN 2

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Luke Gurney

■ HINCKLEY LRFC came from a goal down to defeat Coleshill Town at Leicester Road Stadium.
The visitors took the lead after three minutes thorough Niall Rowe following a corner. It took until the second half for Hinckley to find an equaliser when league top scorer Tendai Daire dispatched a penalty following a foul on Aaron Nuttall.
They then took the lead through Andre Williams after a world class volley.
Nuttall sealed the win 87 minutes in when he tapped the ball into an empty net following a lovely passage play
Harry Higginson got a consolatio...

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