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Nuneaton Town 2-3 Coalville Town: Shaw kills off Boro’s hopes

BRAVE Nuneaton Borough fell narrowly short of getting a point from high-flying Coalville Town, as Luke Shaw’s goal decided a topsy-turvy encounter.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

Coalville Town

By Chris Evans

NUNEATON BORO 2
COALVILLE TN 3
BRAVE Nuneaton Borough fell narrowly short of getting a point from high-flying Coalville Town, as Luke Shaw’s goal decided a topsy-turvy encounter.
Two first-half strikes by Billy Kee looked to be sending the Ravens on the way to a comfortable win, but for a spirited fightback – courtesy of goals from Scott McManus and Nathan Caine – that will give home boss Jimmy Ginnelly hope their form will improve soon.
Boro had started brightly, but it was the visitors that made the breakthrough mid-way through the first half. A high ball left McManus floun...

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