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CROWS HAVE LAST LAUGH

By David Baulk
ROYSTON TOWN 4
KETTERING TOWN 3
A PULSATING encounter ended with the Crows cutting down the Poppies.
It was Kettering who took a third-minute lead as their first attack ended with Lindon Meikle executing a fine side footed finish.
The game really came to life just after the half-hour mark as two quick goals saw Royston take the lead. Firstly Adam Marriott despatched a penalty and three minutes later the Crows were in front as a deflected Scott Bridges shot found the top corner.
Royston were unable to hold onto the lead until half time, as Matthew Stevens diverted Aaron O&rsqu...

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