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Great but way too late for Greenbacks

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

HALESOWEN TOWN 1
BEDWORTH UNITED 3
By NLP Reporter
ALREADY relegated Bedworth celebrated their best win of the season and condemned secondbottom Halesowen to almost certain relegation too.
Halesowen had a dream start when Jamie Molyneux burst through and blasted past Bedworth goalkeeper James Fogg to put his struggling side ahead within 20 seconds of kick-off. Alex Troke’s half-volley was then well saved by home goalkeeper Dan Platt in the second minute in a lively start.
The Yeltz never looked likely to build on their lead and Bedworth ended the half strongly as Lewis Noon’s 34...

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