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Around the League<br />
The Premier Division is starting to take shape with Shifnal <strong>Town</strong> and<br />
Bewdley <strong>Town</strong> leading the charge both boasting 100% records after 3<br />
games.<br />
Shifnal followed up their 6-0 win at The Paycare Ground with another<br />
thumping win, this time a 7-1 win at The Acoustafoam Stadium against<br />
Dudley Sports. Hot shot Kyle Montague netted 4 times to take his goal<br />
tally to 8 in 3 games whilst partner in crime Tom Hill netted a brace to<br />
take his goal tally to 5, Craig Radford was also on the scoresheet.<br />
Richard Hanson netted Sports consolation.<br />
Bewdley and Wolves Sporting were both unbeaten before the two met<br />
at Pride Park, Bewdley returning to Worcestershire with the points after<br />
a 3-2 win. Chad Birch gave Sporting a first half lead before they were<br />
reduced to 10 men when keeper Richard Kennedy saw red. Former<br />
Darlaston striker James Quarry donned the gloves but was left helpless<br />
just before the break, a deflection off defender Matt Vaughan left him<br />
stranded as Bewdley equalised. A penalty put the visitors ahead, before<br />
stand in keeper Quarry spilled the ball at the feet of a Bewdley striker<br />
to open up a 2 goal advantage. A Nick Turton penalty reduced the<br />
arrears but Bewdley held on to take the spoils.<br />
Black Country Rangers moved in to 3rd spot making it 7 points from 9<br />
with a 2-0 win at Wednesfield. Adam Garmson netting twice<br />
Dudley <strong>Town</strong> were one of three teams to pick up their first win and<br />
points of the season with a 3-2 win at Pershore <strong>Town</strong>. Mitch Lawley<br />
gave the visitors an 18th minute lead and Dan Jones doubled their lead<br />
on 58 minutes. Just to prove the sin bin can prove costly Pershore<br />
were made to pay for Matthew Gwynne’s 10 minute spell on the<br />
sidelines in the 60th minute when they conceded their 3rd a minute<br />
later Joe Bevan taking full advantage. Pershore rallied with goals in the<br />
final 20 minutes from Matt Pinder and Dan Noakes.<br />
<strong>Wem</strong> <strong>Town</strong> were another to pick up their first points of the season at<br />
home against Cradley <strong>Town</strong>. Former Darlaston striker Adam Skeldon<br />
gave the visitors a two goal advantage before <strong>Wem</strong> replied with<br />
unanswered goals from James Griffiths, Ed Brittleton and Josh Gamble.<br />
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