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SHAQ SEALS IT FOR COALMEN

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
COLESHILL TOWN 2 SHEPSHED DYN 0
By Chris Durning

A drizzly day at Pack Meadow saw Coleshill Town take on Shepshed Dynamo with the home side looking to avenge a 1-0defeat to Dynamo in the reverse fixture.
In a close first half, Coleshill came within a whis- Shepshed’s efforts to get back in the game reached ker of taking the lead, with desperation as keeper Dan Jack Hallahan’s volley striking the crossbar. Wallis headed up for a Just before the break, late corner. The resulting Coleshill drew first blood. clearance set Shaq Leachman-Whittingham away to A t...

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