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KIDSGROVE ATHLETIC 1 BEDWORTH UNITED 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Ian Cooper
■ KIDSGROVE were cruelly denied a late equaliser by the referee’s whistle in their defeat to Bedworth.
The visitors opened the scoring on 17 minutes through Luke Keen with a well-placed header.
Grove deservedly equalised when captain Ant Malbon slipped in Darius Palma who calmly finished.
The game was evenly poised with Grove having the better of the chances, but Bedworth were always a threat with Iyseden Christie.
The winning goal came in the 74th minute when the substitute flicked on for Keiron Brehon, whose touch played him in on goal to fire under Dave Parton.
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