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LIVELY NAILERS TAKE THE POINTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

BEDWORTH 0
BELPER TOWN 2
By Jamie Home
BELPER ended Bedworth’s six-game unbeaten run with goals from Evan Garnett and Jonathan Williams.
Garnett came close for the visitors after nine minutes when his shot hit one post, went across the line, hit the other, and keeper Josh Barnes pounced.
Garnett got the breakthrough after 36 minutes forcing his way through two challenges to slip the ball past Barnes.
Williams got a second six minutes after the break firing low past Barnes from the penalty spot after Dominic Perkins fouled Ruben Wiggins- Thomas.
Kamil Ciolek came closest to getting one...

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