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REDS REACH TOP AS RIVAL BOSS SENT OFF

REDS REACH

PREMIER CENTRAL
By Danny Godfrey

 
REDDITCH UTD 1
Soleman 75

BROMSGROVE S 0

HEAD BOY: Redditch United’s Aram Soleman heads home the winning goal
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

REDDITCH rose to the top of the table with a narrow win over arch-rivals Bromsgrove who had player-manager Michael McGrath sent off inside 15 minutes.
In the end, an Aram Soleman header was all that separated the sides, but it was enough to hoist the Reds into top spot, helped by Needham Market’s match being postponed and Mickleover losing at home to St Ives Town.
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