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GREENBACKS GRAB POINT AT THE LAST

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
ANSTEY NOMADS 1 BEDWORTH UTD 1
By Ryan Bromyard

ANSTEY Nomads hosted Bedworth United as the sides met for the second time this season.
The visitors were looking to make amends after being defeated 2-1 by Anstey at the beginning of the season, conceding a late Freddie Robinson winner.
But it would be Robinson who opened the scoring for Anstey just short of the 30-minute mark, beating Dan Crane from close range.
Mayemba Star had the chance to draw level before half-time as Bedworth began to pile on the pressure but he was met by the block of Jordan Annable, helping th...

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