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SPARTAN SOUTH MIDLANDS

■TEN-MAN Milton Keynes Irish placed one hand on the Premier Division title with a 3-1win at home to nearest challengers Cockfosters.
Irish led 10 minutes before half-time, George Shrieves netting.The game was turned upside down two minutes later when Ollie Coleman saw red for a challenge on Ethan Rookard.
It was level pegging three minutes after half-time when Malik Nosike converted from the spot but the hosts refused to lie down and moved back in front with a penalty of their own with 12 minutes to go from George Meadows. Shrieves had the last laugh, rounding Patmore to make ...

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