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Thriller ends in mass brawl

HALESOWEN TN 4 BISHOP’S ST’FRD 4
By Dave Johnson

HALESOWEN staged a dramatic fightback to rescue a point in an eight-goal thriller.
Football took a backstage before the game in remembrance of much-loved Halesowen Town president Colin Brookes, who passed away aged 83 last Tuesday.
Bishop’s Stortford took a 14th-minute lead when Bradley Russell lobbed back-tracking home goalkeeper Dan Platt from over 30 yards.
Matters worsened for the Yeltz when Rob Evans was sent off for fouling Saleem Akanbi and the visitors doubled their lead from Cole Dasilva’s result...

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