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WISBECH TOWN 0 BEDWORTH UTD 2

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Spencer Latham

■ BEDWORTH woke up after a dull first half to claim victory at Wisbech.
The goalless first half was almost completely devoid of goalmouth action with neither keeper called upon to do more than catch or at worst, punch clear.
Wisbech lost right-back Aaron Hart to a hamstring injury midway through the half, his replacement was King’s Lynn Town loanee Joe Gascoigne, a midfielder.
The deadlock was broken just a minute after the restart. The visitors sprung the Wisbech offside trap and Luke Keen fired home.
Bedworth made the points safe nine mi...

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