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All hail Enoru’s magical moment

BARWELL 3 STOURBRIDGE 1
By Andy Mitchell

BECK-Ray Enoru’s fine second-half finish set the wheels in motion as Barwell started well and finished with a flourish against Stourbridge.
A five-minute spell midway through the second-half settled this tight clash, with the midfielder marauding on a solo run beyond three defenders and letting fly.
With the scores finely poised at a goal apiece, Barwell goalkeeper Harry Griffiths guessed the right way and saved Aaron Forde’s penalty on 67 minutes, before Enoru’s moment of magic.
Barwell began brightly but Stourbridge we...

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