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ASHLEY MAKES IT A TOP DAY OUT

By Nigel Howlett

NPL MIDLANDS
ST IVES TOWN 2
CARLTON TOWN 3
ASHLEY Chambers led the way as Carlton opened their season with a win at St Ives.
A scintillating first-half display saw the hosts take an early lead courtesy of Mark Jones, who comfortably beat Dan Jezeph from just inside the box.
The Millers caught their hosts cold to equalise early in the second period with Chambers exploiting a gap through the middle of Ives back line.
Jack Thomas nipped in between static defenders to put the visitors in front just after the hour. The visitors’ third, smartly finished by Nial...

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