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Ravens rally to claw it back

COALVILLE TOWN 1 STRATFORD TOWN 1
By Steve Cartwright

ELIOT Putman’s penalty 11 minutes from time salvaged a point for Coalville Town against ten-man Stratford Town who had taken a first-half lead.
Defender Paul McCone bundled Stratford in front but after Josh Hawker was sent off for the visitors, it was left for Putman to clinch a point from the spot.
An end-to-end opening saw winger Tom Mc-Glinchey go closest for the Ravens, while Will Grocott brought out the best in Paul White at the other end.
The opening goal came on 28 minutes when a corner kick was swung in to the bac...

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