Northern Premier League

DIV 1 MIDLANDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2026

BEDWORTH UNITED 6 BOURNE TOWN 1
By Craig Reeves

■ BEDWORTH UNITED secured a record-equalling win at The Oval, after putting six past Bourne Town.
Teddy Rowe opened the scoring after debutant Daniele Reka forced a defensive error.
Lewis Darlington briefly levelled for Bourne Town with a chip from outside the box, before Jack Downes restored the lead in the twenty-sixth minute, finishing across goal into the bottom left corner.
Antonio Cristofaro added a third shortly after. Just before half-time, George Dunkley extended the lead to 4-1, in finding the corner.
Dunkley scored...

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