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There is nothing between old foes

By NLP Reporter
BARWELL 1
STOURBRIDGE 1
LUKE BENBOW’S late penalty ensured it was honours even as former Northern Premier League opponents Barwell and Stourbridge faced off in the new Southern Central Premier Division.
Barwell looked lively right from the start of the game, Jai Rowe going close with a swirling effort and then seeing a shot scrambled away shortly afterwards.
The Canaries took the lead through Massiah McDonald on 42 minutes when he turned a low cross by skipper Brady Hickey in at the far post.
Stourbridge had a chance to equalise on 48 minutes when new signing Greg Mill...

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