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TONGUE HELPS TO LICK TOWN

By Ryan Bromyard

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
ANSTEY NOMADS 2
LYE TOWN 0
ANSTEY Nomads overcame Lye Town on a sunny afternoon.
This was a game in which were both teams needed points but for different reasons, one chasing a play-off spot and one fighting to stay in the league.
Both teams were at the races from the kick-off, although the game was scrappy at times with the flow being very stop-start.
Nomads gained the upper hand from a Rhys Dolan corner which flew directly into the net.
Nomad kept the lead to half time 1-0, although Lye were confident in their play and kept Nomads on the back foot, ...

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