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Wilko’s treble sinks Ravens

HITCHIN TOWN 4 COALVILLE TOWN 3 
By Paul Harris

IN a remarkable turnaround, Hitchin came from a two-goal deficit at half-time to snatch a win in what had been a thrilling match where the result looked unpredictable.
The Ravens had shown intricate play and steadfast attacking that was rewarded with an opening goal from a Terrell Pennant. This was eradicated ten minutes before halftime when Jack Snelus poached a decent equaliser which ought to have settled the home side.
But the Ravens increased their lead with consummate ease with goals from Thomas McGlinchy and Luke Shaw. With t...

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