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WELLINGBOROUGH T 0 COLESHILL T 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Jeff Long

■ COLESHILL Town took advantage of a poor performance across the pitch by hosts Wellingborough Town.
A largely forgettable first half was quickly forgotten when the hosts took the lead three minutes after the restart. Morris
Yardley sent the ball goalwards but the retreating Lloyd Buckby couldn’t get out the way and turned the ball into his own net. Doughboys fans thought they had equalised oin the 55th minute but somehow an outstretched Tyrese Warmington glove kept Jessie Obeng’s shot off the line.
Jack Hallahan sealed the points t...

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