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THREE OFF AS RED MIST FALLS

By Mike Draxler
BIGGLESWADE 3
COALVILLE TOWN 0
A GAME that started with promise escalated into a bad-tempered affair with three players sent off before half-time.
The second 45 made it a very nervy affair with the officials taking a nononsense approach.
A diving header from Joe White put the Waders ahead and Jonny McNamara made it 2-0 when hs first effort hit the post but the ball rebounded off his thigh.
Tempers flared as Lucas Perry saw red, followed closely by Kyle Bryant and Brett Donnely, a designated substitute.
Out for the second 45, the players looked a bit shell-shocked but there w...

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