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LIAM LATE SHOW HAS COLESHILL CLIMBING

By Jacob Newbury
DIV 1 CENTRAL
ROUND-UP
TWO late Liam Molesworth goals helped Coleshill Town move up into seventh place in the table after beating Bedworth United 3-2 at The Oval.
After a goalless opening half, the lead changed hands three times in the second period, first Lewis Rankin putting the visitors ahead.
The Colemen’s lead lasted only a matter of minutes though, with Bedworth hitting back through Elliot Parrott’s header at the far post to bring the hosts level.
Bedworth had looked to secure the victory five minutes from time courtesy of Khaellem Bailey-Nicholls’ d...

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