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LUKE TOO HOT FOR GLASSBOYS

By Drew Kendall

NEEDHAM jumped back into the play-off places with a comfortable win over Stourbridge.
Liam Pearce got in behind in the first minute, but dragged his cross-shot wide, as Jake Watkiss’ left-wing cross was headed wide by Luke Ingram after quarter of an hour.
The Marketmen took the lead after 18 minutes, a corner was flicked on at the near post for Ingram to control and volley home off the crossbar.
Watkiss’ left wing cutback then found Liam Pearce whose shot hit the bar after 22 minutes.
Ingram’s shot straight from the second half kick-off went we...

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