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FENTON IS JUST TWO GOOD FOR THE PITMEN

ILKESTON TN 4 HEDNESFORD TN 1
By Mark Duffy

ILKESTON got back to winning ways with a comfortable home win against relegated Hednesford.
Leroy Lita went close twice early on, including hitting a post, but opened the scoring after 21 minutes when he met Tristan Bennett’s left-wing cross and headed past keeper Oliver Basey.
Two minutes later, the Robins were reduced to ten men as Olly Brown- Hill stumbled and in the process brought down Fenton Heard as he charged towards goal and as last man was shown a straight red card.
Stephen Morley put the resulting free-kick just over the...

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