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SPORTING KHALSA 2SHEPSHED DYN 0

DIV ONE MIDLANDS
By Nathan Webb

GOALS from Luke Ward
■and Kieron Whittaker saw Sporting Khalsa claim the points as they sunk Shepshed Dynamo.
The deadlock was broken in the 17th minute when Ward rose highest to power in a header.
Shortly after the opener, James McGrady came within inches of doubling
Khalsa’s lead when his header bounced off the crossbar.
After the break, Khalsa went close again when veteran 37-year-old St. Kitts &Nevis international Tesfa Robinson’ saw his header saved.
But in added-on time, Sporting did eventually grabbed a deserved sec...

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