Northern Premier League

Harborough Town 1-3 Halesowen Town: Baptism of fire as the Bees flounder

What an introduction to Step 4 football for Harborough Town – home season opener to title contenders Halesowen Town, followed by a Tuesday night visit to title contenders AFC Stamford!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 August 2022

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By NLP Reporter

HARBOROUGH T 1
Malone 90
HALESOWEN T 3
Cobourne 29, Ezewele 40, Hayward 67

ON TARGET: Simeon Cobourne’s goal for Halesowen

RUGBY TACKLE: Halesowen celebrates Simeon Cobourne’s goal
PICTURE: Steve Ingers

WHAT an introduction to Step 4 football for Harborough Town – home season opener to title contenders Halesowen Town, followed by a Tuesday night visit to title contenders AFC Stamford!
It was the experienced visitors who managed the game, while having pace to burn through Simeon Cobourne.
After some early exchanges, Cobourne had two early opportunities ...

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