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SAINTS STUN CHURCH WITH DIVINE LATE COMEBACK!

By Nigel Howlett

ST IVES TOWN 2
ALVECHURCH 1
PREVIOUSLY out-ofform St Ives seemed set to be blown away by their in-form visitors when they fell behind in only the third minute as overlapping full-back Ammar Dyer drilled home Dylan Hadley-Allen’s precise layoff. But debutants Habib Makanjuola and George Munday turned the game on its head with two brilliantly taken goals in just eight first-half minutes.
Cambridge loanee Munday played a huge role in Ives’ 13th-minute equaliser, beating Church keeper Ronnie Hollingshead to Amir Hadi’s through ball and keeping his ...

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