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QUORN KEEP IT REAL TO CHASE DOWN TOP SIDES

QUORN 1 REAL BEDFORD 0
By James Kendrick

A SOLID defensive performance from Quorn helped them to a win at home to Real Bedford.
The visitors – known as a very good footballing side – were pressed right from the start by the home team, who gave their opponents very little time on the ball.
The first 20 minutes were dominated by the hosts and they had three or four very good chances, however alll were denied by visiting goalkeeper Craig King.
Quorn looked like they were going to rue those missed opportunities when the referee showed forward Zak Goodson a straight red c...

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