RACING Club Warwick suffered back-to-back home defeats in the league for the first time this season after losing 3-1 against high-flying Bury Town.

Promotion-chasing Bury took an early lead through Jamie McGrath’s strike only for a freak own goal to draw the home side level before the break at Townsend Meadow.

McGrath put the visitors back in front after the interval before substitute Callum Page completed the scoring in injury time.

The result means Warwick sit 12th in the Southern League Premier Central table.

Bury broke the deadlock after just three minutes when Seth Chambers cut the ball back to McGrath who finished into an empty net from six-yards.

However, Warwick equalised on 35 minutes when Lewis O’Malley smashed the ball against the face of teammate Ally Conway in the box and the ball ricocheted into the net.

But the visitors reclaimed the lead on 68 minutes as McGrath poked home from point-blank range after Allsopp could only parry George Quantrell’s initial effort.

And Bury sealed the points in injury time when Page ghosted into the box and jinked past a Warwick defender before finding the net from six-yards.

Racing Club Warwick are next in action against Worcester City on Tuesday, November 10 with kick-off at 7.45pm at Sixways Stadium.

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