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BRILLIANT BILLY IS THE KEE MAN FOR RAVENS

COALVILLE TN 4 BROMSGROVE S 0
By Steve Cartwright

COALVILLE produced a great second-half performance to get claim the three points against Bromsgrove.
After a fairly uneventful first half, the Ravens came out all guns blazing in the second half and hit the woodwork twice, first through Alex Dean whose free kick rebounded off a post and then Joe Doyle- Charles, who thundered a 25-yard volley which cannoned off a post.
Bromsgrove’s task became harder after Tom Taylor got his marching orders for a second yellow card after fouling Luke Shaw. Moments later and Coalville made the nume...

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