National League South

IRON ARE TOO TOUGH AS TIGERS LOSE LEAD

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

GLOUCESTER CITY 1 BRAINTREE TOWN 3

By Kelsey DeMaria
BRAINTREE TOWN took over at the top of the league thanks to their victory and Truro only drawing.
A double from Phil Roberts helped Town come from behind after Karnell Chambers had given the Tigers the lead.
The opening quarter of an hour was as lackadaisical a display of football from both sides as will grace the Jubilee Stadium all season.
The first chance of the game came for Gloucester as Lewis Hall picked out Chambers with a great cross, but the forward could only volley over.
He would not have to wait long for his first of the seaso...

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