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Stourbridge 1-3 St Ives Town: Stour go dour as the Saints hit back

ST IVES Town ran away with all three points at Stourbridge, thanks to a dominant second half performance.
Stourbridge

By Sam Collins

STOURBRIDGE 1
Cowley 44

ST IVES TOWN 3
Flanagan 63, Hottor 68, Cross 72

THE FUTURE’S ORANGE: Liam Cross takes the plaudits after scoring
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

St Ives’ third goal

ST IVES Town ran away with all three points at Stourbridge, thanks to a dominant second half performance.
Three goals in the space of nine minutes from Josh Flanagan, Edmund Hotter and Liam Cross completed a fine comefrom-behind victory for Saints after Jason Cowley had earlier put the Glassboys ahead.
And although they had to ride their luck at times in the opening half, Saints boss Ricky M...

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