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REMEMBER ME? PERRY HAUNTS HIS OLD RAVENS

By Steve Cartwright
COALVILLE TOWN 2 BROMSGROVE S 2
FORMER player Kyle Perry came back to haunt Coalville with two late goals to grab a dramatic point for Bromsgrove Sporting.
The Ravens opened the scoring early on when Alex Dean robbed the ball off Sporting defender Jack Wilson and then squared the ball across the goal for Kairo Mitchell to tap in from close range. Bromsgrove’s best chance of the first half came through a free-kick from Joshua Quaynor.
He hit a curling effort from 25 yards which Saul Deeney spectaculalrly palmed away for a corner.
Mitchell had another good opportunit...

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