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Fast starting Chase take all the points

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2017

CHASETOWN 3 BEDWORTH 1
By Paul Mullins
CHASETOWN could have been out of sight before Bedworth pulled a late goal back.
Chasetown took a seventh minute lead when makeshift right-back Chris Baker scored.
Bedworth struck the post and had an effort cleared off the line by the head of Mike O’Reilly.
The home side doubled their lead in the 20th minute when Danny Cocks was pushed to the ground and Jack Langston converted the spot-kick.
On the stroke of half-time Chasetown made it 3-0 as Muzzy Nduna reacted quickest in the penalty box.
Bedworth pulled one back three minutes from the end with ...

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