National League North & South

SAD STANS CAN’T COPE AS POPPIES FIND FORM

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

NORTH
KETTERING TN 3
BRADFORD PA 1
By Peter Short
THE POPPIES returned to action after an enforced Covid break with a fine victory over Bradford PA.
Any worries of Kettering not being 100 per cent match fit were soon forgotten on three minutes when Ben Stephens launched an audacious 30 yards shot over the helpless Dan Atkinson.
The hosts’ initial dominance soon produced a second goal with Mansfield loanee Josh Scott nodding home a Ben Milnes cross on 15 minutes.
Bradford could have hit back mid-way through the half but Issac Marriott could only pull his shot wide of the upright from a...

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