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POPPIES DELIVER A FIVE-GOAL DISPLAY

COALVILLE TOWN 0
ST IVES TOWN 1
By Steve Cartwright
ST IVES snatched victory at Coalville to avenge their early-season defeat thanks to a goal from Ben Seymour-Shove. The visitors had an early chance to take the lead through Jake Newman who was clean through but his shot was well saved by Matt Coton in the home goal.
The only goal of the game came in the 29th minute. A ball to the left found Seymour-Shove unmarked and his shot was rifled past Coton into the corner.
In the second half The Ravens had a great chance to equalise as a long ball through the middle saw Kairo Mitchell clean through...

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