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PARR’S THE STAR AS THE SAINTS MARCH ON

By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 1
ROYSTON TOWN 0
THIS long-awaited third home league victory of the season was a fully deserved reward for a determined St Neots performance.
Manager Matt Clements again shuffled his pack making four changes including a debut for 17-year-old impressive loanee Scott Pollock.
In an explosive start, both sides could have scored twice in the opening quarter of an hour. Goalkeeper Joe Welch was the Royston hero saving excellently from Dylan Williams and James Hall whilst Vance Bola saw an effort cleared off the line by Ryan Hughes and Tom Newman fluffed an easy chanc...

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