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Turbines breeze past the Waders

PETERBOROUGH SPORTS 3 BIGGLESWADE TOWN 0
By Lillianna Armstrong

PETERBOROUGH Sports continued on their push to finish as high in the play-off places as possible as they overcame a side in Biggleswade Town side who are fighting for survival.
While Banbury have already been crowned champions, the Turbines battling it out with Coalville for second.
In a first half of very few chances for both sides, it was Biggleswade who had the best chance to take the lead when Dean Parrett found himself through on goal only to put his shot over the bar.
Sports saw most of their few chances come towards...

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