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FROME TOWN 3 KETTERING TOWN 3

By Colin Carpenter
A HUGELY entertaining, if slightly crazy, match ended with honours even.
With both sides shorn of key players, Frome took the lead after just 16 seconds as a ball from Darren Jefferies allowed James Fitzgibbon a run on goal and his low finish gave Paul White no chance.
Kettering equalised when Aaaron O’Connor applied a superb flicked header to a leftwing cross, and Fitzgibbon then produced an equally good header in the 30th minute to convert a George Miller freekick and put Frome back into the lead with his second.
It was 2-2 at half-time as Kettering’s James ...

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