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KING KHAELLEN AT THE DOUBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

BEDWORTH UNITED 2 CLEETHORPES TOWN 1
By Jamie Home
BEDWORTH came from behind as Khaellen Bailey- Nicholls’ double secured the points against Cleethorpes. All the goals came in the second half, and most of the attacking intent.
The visitors went ahead when Jonathan Oglesby raced down the left and squared the ball to Adam Drury, who shot low past Dan Crane from 18 yards.
But the Greenbacks stormed back with Bailey- Nicholls cutting in from the left to smash right-footed past Richard Walton.
Substitute Kai Williams then crossed for Bailey- Nicholls but he hit the post. Cleethorpes had Al...

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