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Coalville Town 3-1 Stratford Town: Berridge is the toast as Ravens march on

TIM Berridge scored twice as Coalville Town got their season off to a winning start at the Owen Street Sports Ground.

Coalville Town

By Steve Cartwright

COALVILLE TN 3
STARTFORD TN 1
TIM Berridge scored twice as Coalville Town got their season off to a winning start at the Owen Street Sports Ground.

It took just four minutes for the Ravens to get of the mark and it was a great individual effort from the impressive Tom McGlinchey, as he cut in from the right wing and hit a 20 yard shot with his left foot past Liam O’Brien in the visitors’ goal. He had a good opportunity to increase the lead a couple of minutes later but put his effort just wide.
Coalville continued the earlier pressure and McGlinchey and Berridge combine...

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