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MILLS IS A REAL BOON FOR THE GLASSBOYS

STOURBRIDGE 3 LOWESTOFT TOWN 1
By Paul Jenkins
STOURBRIDGE were eventually too good for lowly Lowestoft, who nevertheless gave a good account of themselves in this game.
Indeed the Trawler Boys could have taken the lead within four minutes when Kieran Higgs flashed a shot just wide and Robert Eagle also went close.
But the second placed Glassboys did start to get on top as the half progressed, Greg Mills twice going close before he made no mistake on 40 minutes after a lovely exchange of passes with Kaiman Anderson.
If Stourbridge thought that would see the floodgates open they were mistake...

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