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COALVILLE TOWN 4 STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 0

By Joel Moore
■BRACES from Daniel Creaney and Nathan Watson secured a fifth consecutive home victory for Coalville, brushing aside bottom placed Stalybridge and making it seven wins from the last nine for the Ravens.
There wasn’t too much to choose between the two sides in a low energy first half, Liam Dickinson stabbed just wide for the visitors early on before Tom McGlinchey’s curling effort was clawed away.
Coalville took the lead after 29 minutes as Blair Anderson’s low driven cross was emphatically smashed in by Creaney, giving the Ravens the edge going into the...

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