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Penalty answers Church prayers

ALVECHURCH 1 STRATFORD TOWN 0
By Dave Lawrence

KOBE Chong’s penalty midway through the second half was all that separated these two sides who saw out the game with ten men apiece.
The first major talking point came after 27 minutes when, following a scuffle involving Stratford striker Callum Ebanks and Church defender Abel Alabi, the visiting frontman was shown a red card.
But it was Stratford who created the better chances for the remainder of the half with Jamie Molyneux chipping an effort just wide after collecting a Paul McCone pass and then Tom Solanki firing an effort s...

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