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GRAY SETS SEAL ON OWLS WIN

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By Rich Dore

OPENER: Liam Hearn

LIAM Davis and Mark Gray stuck second-half goals to help Cleethorpes Town to a 3-1 win over Bedworth United in the top-four clash.
Cleethorpes started on top and got the opener after just seven minutes as Jon Oglesby went on a terrific run and crossed for Danny North to deliver the finish.
The Owls looked on top but Bedworth equalised just after the half-hour, with a ball over the top netted at the back post by Levi Rowley.
After the break Cleethorpes looked fired up and were in front again when Davis blasted home from 10 yards....

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