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CORBY TOWN 1 ANSTEY NOMADS 0

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Chuck Middleton

■ AMARVIR Sandhu scored the only goal as Corby saw off Anstey.
It was a real blood and thunder game on a pitch that was only just past fit to play on, but both teams went at it with clear intentions, but it was goalless at half-time. The second half saw Nomads come close as a Jacob Fenton free-kick was saved by Ross Durrant, but it the ball was collected by debutant Sandhu, who scored from 18 yards out after 59 minutes.
Corby defended valiantly to maintain their lead and secured the win to cement second spot in the table, even after eight minutes o...

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