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WORCESTER CITY 3 AFC RUSHDEN & D 0

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Lewis Howarth

■ WORCESTER City ran out comfortable winners over AFC Rushden and Diamonds to keep hold of third place. The hosts grabbed the lead when Elliott Hartley stole the ball off the defender before cutting it across the area. It fell to Prince Henry who made no mistake.
Worcester were awarded a penalty when Felix Miles was clattered by AFC Rushden and Diamonds keeper Ben Heath. He dusted himself down to convert the penalty to double City’s lead.
It then took the hosts until the 81st minute to get the third goal as Liam Lockett slotted home the rebo...

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