National League North

SPARKS FLY AS POPPIES AND BUCKS DO BATTLE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 December 2020

By Peter Short

KETTERING TN 0
AFC TELFORD U 0
KETTERING once again entertained fans on what turned out to be a feisty December afternoon.
In truth, it was an ill-tempered game with both teams feeling the referee could have done more for their side.
The first half left a lot to be desired.
The home side were forced into an early change of shape, with captain Luke Graham going off with an injury on 23 minutes while there were a few half-shouts for penalties by the home side.
There were sparks in the first half and everyone could see what was to come in the second period.
A feisty, niggly...

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