For the second consecutive week, Darlaston Town face a trip down the M6 to play Northern Premier League Midlands Division opposition, tomorrow we play Bedworth United

Bedworth United have been long established within this Division for many season’s and they have always been in and around mid-table finish, last year was their highest finish for several years finishing 9th.

This season however, has been a more difficult start. After fifteen games the Greenback’s are currently 16th ,after playing 15 game, Bedworth have won three, drawn five and lost seven games. At home on their 3G surface they have won two of their eight home fixtures, drawing two and losing four. The last six league fixtures four of which were away from their Oval Ground have produced three draws, two losses and a single win

The run started with a 2-2 draw at promotion chasing Long Eaton United followed by a trip to Hinckly LR where once again Bedworth drew this time 1-1. A home game against league leaders Corby Town saw Bedworth lose 3-1. A mid-week trip to Birmingham the following Tuesday produced yet another draw 0-0 at Sutton Coldfield Town.

Bedworth’s third win of the season was at Loughborough Students a 2-1 win and last Saturday their first home game for several weeks, the Greenback’s welcomed inform and second placed Quorn. It was the visitors who took all three points after another 3-1 win.

Top scorer for Bedworth is Johnathan Letford with four goals, followed by Elliott Parrot and Leo Stone with two each.

Darlaston meanwhile have had yet another full week’s rest, after last week’s draw at Wellingborough. The week’s rest was much needed, to try and ease the injury crisis that Dean Gill’s squad is currently experiencing. The fit players have trained twice this week whereas the injured players received treatment so as they may make the squad for the visit to Bedworth.

Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s Supporters Evening it was a positive meeting and the supporters were made fully aware of all first team matters on and off the pitch.

Tomorrow’s game is being played at

Bedworth United
The Oval
Coventry Road
BEDWORTH
CV12 8NN

Kick-off – 3.00 p.m.

Admission – Adults £10.00, Concessions £7.00, 12-17 Year olds £5.00, Under 12’s free with a paying adult.

Bedworth United will be holding a 2 minute silence for the fallen for Armistice Day prior to tomorrow’s kick-off.

As always, we hope that Darlaston supporters continue to follow the club in their large numbers away from home and we look forward to seeing you all at Bedworth United’s Oval Stadium.