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BEDWORTH UTD 3 SPORTING KHALSA 5

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Craig Reeves

SPORTING Khalsa hit n back from two goals down to take the points.
Bedworth got off to a dream start when Liam Murphy headed home in the first minute. The visitors gifted Bedworth a second when Kristian Green scored an own goal. Khalsa hit back through Luke Ward and Simeon Cobourne.
The Greenbacks regained the lead when a long ball wasn’t dealt with and Ryan Shaw found the net but Khalsa were soon level when Andre Landell poked home.
The visitors weren’t to be denied though and scored twice in injury time through Peter Taylor and Jayde...

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