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RYAN COOL IN THE RED MIST

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
COLESHILL TN 1 WELLINGBORO’ 1
By Peter Short

Boothe 90+5 (pen)
Buckby 73
FIVE red cards and a 95th-minute penalty will take the headlines in a match that lacked quality, but offered plenty of drama between Coleshill and Wellingborough.
After 28 minutes a nasty injury to the visitors’ Danny Draper saw him leave the field with a broken arm, following a challenge that went unpunished and seemingly set a precedent for the game.
Alex McSkeane who earlier had the best opportunity for the hosts saw a straight red after 44 minutes for an alleged elbow on Well...

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