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VINCENT SPOT ON AT DEATH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2019

By Alan Beckett
COLESHILL Town and Barton Rovers opened their season with an exciting draw.
It was the visitors who came out of the blocks quicker taking the lead through Victor Osobu’s deft flick after ten minutes. But some woeful defending allowed Coleshill to level things up on the half-hour mark via Liam Molesworth.
And it was Molesworth who turned the scoreline on its head by netting his second of the game just before half-time to send the hosts in leading.
Coleshill looked like they were going to hang on until the end but gave away a penalty in the last minute of the game which ...

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