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LATE PENALTY LODGES WIN FOR ROCKIN’ ROBINS SIDE

BRACKNELL TOWN 3 MERTHYR TOWN 2
By Louie Steinborn-Busse

ON a crisp afternoon at the SB Stadium, the Robins took on Merthyr Town in a pivotal game in the run in to the end of the season.
The Robins started well with chances to go in front, but it was Merthyr who struck first, a ball into the back post allowing Handley to smash the ball past Eacott to put Merthyr a goal up.
The Robins responded immediately, Abisogun doing well off the righthand side to find Lodge who headed Town back on level terms in the 25th minute.
The Robins started the quickest in the second half with Great Eva...

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