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DYNAMO ENJOY RETURN TO FORM

By Harry Waddle
LOUGHBOROUGH DYNAMO 2
SPALDING UNITED 0
WITH both teams on a miserable run of defeats it was the Moes who took the opportunity to try and build some momentum going into the festive period with this victory.
It was earned with goals at the very start and end of the game, to extend the Tulips’ miserable losing streak in the league to six games, and seven in all competitions.
Defender Louis Keenan opened the scoring for the home side, who were themselves looking to bounce back from a run of three losses on the trot after a 2-0 reverse to Cleethorpes at home last time out....

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