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Liam eventually has his Castle breached

By Luke Pawley
BARWELL 1
ROYSTON TOWN 2
ROYSTON Town left it late to wrap up the points at Barwell, home keeper Liam Castle doing his utmost to keep them at bay.
Barwell’s best early chances saw midfielder Brady Hickey pull his low free-kick wide before Owen Story forced a good save from Will Appleyard after he got on the end of Dominic Brown-Hill’s cross.
Chris Assombalonga proved to be a physical threat for the visitors, causing trouble for Barwell and forcing some great stops from Castle to keep the score level.
On 36 minutes Barwell took the lead as Nigel Julien slipped a lo...

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