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Law’s men grab a vital victory
By Peter Short

O BOY! Kettering’s Aaron O’Connor fires in what proves to be the decisive strike
PICTURE: Mike Capps

MARCUS Law’s Kettering got their title challenge back on track with a workman like performance against Royston as they battled hard to take all three points.
But it took a moment of brilliance first from Michael Richens, whose pinpoint pass found Aaron O’Connor to slip the ball home from a tight angle and score the only goal of the game.
At times the visiting defence led by the impressive Daniel Braithwaite loo...

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