Southern Combination Premier

BORO ARE LOOKING UP

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2019

By Chris Philpotts
NUNEATON B 3
BARWELL 1
NUNEATON sit just outside of the play-off places after their recent run of form continued with this victory over their near neighbours as they produced when it mattered most to take all three points.
All the action came in the first half at Liberty Way as the Boro made it five straight home wins after a four-goal thriller in which one man was shown a straight red card – as well as a missed penalty to boot.
There might have been little going on in the second 45 minutes, but the first more than made up for it as Luke Benbow missed a penalty in j...

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