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Loan star Fifield lifts the Reds

QUORN 2 BURY TOWN 0
By James Kendrick

GOALS either side of half-time for Quorn gave them their third league win in a row with victory at home to Bury Town.
Quorn came into the game on the back of a 4-3win away at Alvechurch and they started brightly with Simeon Cobourne forcing a save out of the Bury Town keeper in the first minute.
The first half ebbed and flowed with both sides having spells of dominance but neither side coming too close to taking the lead.
The breakthrough came as the game entered first half injury time. Kai Fifield, who was making his first start for Quorn after...

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