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THREE-GOAL BRACKLEY GET BACK ON TRACK

By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY TOWN 3
NUNEATON BOROUGH 1
BRACKLEY TOWN won their first home game since mid-October in a match of forgettable quality, but one full of incident and goals.
After a scrappy start, bottom-of-the-table Nuneaton went ahead as the home defence failed to clear allowing Ryan Edmunds to finish with ease after 28 minutes.
This galvanised Brackley, who responded with two quick goals to take a lead into the interval.
Matt Lowe drove down the right and found a fine finish between keeper Cam Belford and the near post on 34 minutes.
Four minutes later, striker Liam McAlinden headed...

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