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KETTERING’S START GOES FROM BAD TO WORSE

REDDITCH UTD 2 KETTERING TN 0
By David Lawrence

KETTERING’S miserable start to the season continued as they lost at the Valley Stadium and had central defender Lewis White sent off.
The game hinged on a manic two minutes midway through the second half. The visitors had dominated for long periods and had a penalty saved by home keeper Adam Harrison but on 68 minutes they were reduced to ten men when White picked up a second yellow card for an off-the-ball incident involving Redditch defender Brad Burton.
A minute later, the hosts were awarded a penalty when Aram Soleman was t...

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