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SPORTING KHALSA 2 COVENTRY SPHIN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Nathan Webb

■KHALSA were aiming to respond after last weekend’s defeat as the race for play-offs hots up.
The first goal came after a delicious ball from Peter Taylor, with Andre Landell rounding the keeper to score.
Coventry immediately responded as Jamie Draper sneaked in at the back post with a neat header to equalise.
The second half began with both teams pressing to take the lead. After excellent delivery from a corner from Robbie Bunn, Kristian Green steamed in with a bullet header to give his side the lead once again.
But right at the death, Sphinx...

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