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DANNY’S KING OF GOALS AT REDDITCH

DANNY’S KING

HALESOWEN TN 1 REDDITCH U 2
By Dave Johnson

Okafor 78

Concannon 55, King 85

TOP MAN: Danny King celebrates putting Redditch 2-1 ahead, and, inset, his goal
PICTURE: Simon Kimber

DANNY KING’S late winner kept Redditch top of the table following a very competitively-fought local derby yesterday at The Grove.
There was little to separate the sides in a competitive first half of few chances.
In the early exchanges, King’s 16th-minute deflected shot earned Redditch’s first corner but Halesowen broke away with Miracle Okafor sending Ryan Boothe clear, althoug...

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