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Unlucky Milne the difference

BROMSGROVE SP 1 ST IVES TOWN 0
By Max Banner

BROMSGROVE SPORTING moved up to 12th in the league, courtesy of a win over St Ives Town.
It was a Callum Milne own goal just shy of the half-hour mark that proved to be the difference between the two sides.
Sporting’s Josh Dugmore had a shot well saved in the sixth minute, before the visitors’ Ethan Johnston drew a good stop from Aaron Clayton five minutes later.
Rouslers’ Josh Quaynor struck a free-kick wide in the 19th minute, which was followed by another chance for the home side, as Will Shorrock had an effort kept o...

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