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BOSS LIAM GETS FIRST WIN

QUORN 0 KETTERING TOWN 2
By James Kendrick

KETTERING Town got their first league win under new manager Liam McDonald with an away win at Quorn.
The first half passed by fairly uneventfully with both sides cancelling each other out and struggling to make any real chances.
There was also a stoppage in play midway through the first half when Cain Noble and Kettering keeper Jay Alexander collided in the box and the game was paused for a while so the goalkeeper could receive treatment.
Despite the uneventful first 45 minutes, it was the away side who went into the interval leading throug...

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