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BATEMAN RELISHING LEAD ROLE

By Max Banner
BROMSGROVE SPORTING 3
BERKHAMSTED 3
MATTHEW Bateman’s hattrick ended Bromsgrove Sporting’s perfect league record at home as the two teams played out an entertaining 3-3 draw.
The opener went to the visitors 21 minutes in as a James Towell cross was headed home at the far post.
Bromsgrove levelled the scores 15 minutes later as a Josh Quaynor corner found Tom Rankin, whose looping header flew in.
Sporting took the lead on the 41st minute as John Pykett slotted home from a matter of yards. Berkhamsted drew level in the 56th minute when Bateman struck a penalty down t...

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