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DIV 1 MIDLANDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 January 2025

By Chuck Middleton

CORBY TOWN 1
BEDWORTH UNITED 0
CORBY remain in second after a narrow win over Bedworth.
After a first half devoid of chances, the hosts resumed where they left offin the second by settting up camp in the Bedworth half.
The visitors had set themselves up for a goalless draw and only won one corner in the whole of the game but it was a goal in added time that swung the game and gave three points to Corby.
Defender Callum Milne scored his fifth of the season in the second minute of added time to send the home fans wild, and make it four successive wins for the Ste...

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