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BORO BLITZ SORRY SAINTS WITH SECOND HALF TREBLE

NUNEATON B 4 ST IVES TOWN 0

By Chris Philpotts
NUNEATON BOROUGH kick-started their festive fixtures in style as they ran riot at home to St Ives Town.
The win, which was put to bed thanks to three second-half goals from Jimmy Ginnelly’s team, ensured the Boro’s play-off fight carries on going into their big Boxing Day clash against league leaders and local rivals Tamworth.
Before that though the Boro had to get this one out of the way and they got off to a solid start at Liberty Way, taking the lead inside 17 minutes when Ryan Edmunds produced a moment of magic to sending a crac...

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