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SHAKERS DO IT TO MAX AS BISHOP’S FALL SHORT

BURY TOWN 2 BISHOP’S ST’FRD 0
By John Alcock

ANOTHER solid performance saw Bury Town notch up a victory over Bishop’s Stortford.
Chances came and went for both sides as the game progressed and then on the half hour the home side started to get on top.
Bury had the ball in the net on 29 minutes when Ollie Canfer bundled the ball over the goalline but the referee saw a handball as the ball crossed the line.
Not to be out-done by the handball three minutes later, Ollie Canfer got his head to a corner and put Bury in front.
On 43 minutes, a good forward run from ...

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