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Nuneaton Borough 3-1 Barwell: Ginnelly hero for ‘master stroke’

SECOND-HALF goals from Tyrell Waite, Charlie Dowd and substitute Luke Benbow fired Nuneaton to victory over Barwell for whom Max Brogan bagged a consolation.
Nuneaton Borough

By Owen Jephcote

NUNEATON B 3
Waite 48, Dowd 55, Benbow 83

BARWELL 1
Brogan 63

BORO BEARHUG: Charlie Dowd of Nuneaton Borough celebrates with Camron McWilliams after making it 2-0
PICTURE: Simon Kimber

TOP MAN: Tyrell Waite of Nuneaton Borough scores to put his team ahead

SECOND-HALF goals from Tyrell Waite, Charlie Dowd and substitute Luke Benbow fired Nuneaton to victory over Barwell for whom Max Brogan bagged a consolation.
And yet it was the visitors who started the better, creating a glorious chance in the opening moments which had to be hoofed clear by the Boro defence.
Matt ...

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