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BRAKES PUT STOP TO POOR SEQUENCE

LEAMINGTON 2 BEDFORD TOWN 1
By Paul Edwards

LEAMINGTON ended their seven-game losing streak in the league with a battling draw against a Bedford Town who have adapted well to the division.
The visitors could have been in front inside the opening 30 seconds; Tyrone Marsh sending the ball into the box from the right, and, with Dan Meredith kicking fresh air with his attempted clearance, it fell to former Stratford man Callum Ebanks, but he was denied by a fine save from Eddie Brearey, who also blocked the follow-up.
The first half was a tale of two controversial penalties; the first aw...

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