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QUORN 6 BEDWORTH UNITED 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By James Kendrick

■QUORN hit the 80-point mark with nine games to go with this big win.
Billy Kee opened the scoring before player-manager Ryan Beswick doubled the advantage.
The game was all but done after 15 minutes when Zhani Burgess scored from a cross that found the top corner.
Bedworth had their keeper to thank for only going into the interval three goals down. But it took just three minutes of the second half for Kee to grab his second of the game with an excellent looping header.
Kee capped off his hat-trick just seven minutes later with an instinctiv...

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