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BESWICK INSPIRES AS REDS

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
BEDWORTH UNITED 1 QUORN 3
By Craig Reeves

QUORN maintained their push for top spot with a comeback win over Bedworth.
In the tenth minute, the Greenbacks grabbed a deserved opener. Quorn keeper Tom Allsopp failed to deal with a corner and George Dunkley lashed his volley towards goal but was deflected and in off Desean Martin.
Quorn managed to bring the game to level terms from the penalty spot in the 56th minute. Ryan Beswick stepped up and tucked the penalty past Liam O’Brien for 1-1.
The visitors took the lead six minutes later. Zak Goodson swung in a fre...

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