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GLASSBOYS UPEND SAD POPPIES TO END STREAK

STOURBRIDGE 2 KETTERING TOWN 1 
By Tim Clarke

STOURBRIDGE boosted their survival hopes as they came from behind to beat relegation rivals Kettering Town.
The Glassboys looked in danger of slipping to a fifth straight league defeat when Kettering took an early lead through Bruno Andrade. But Stour hit back through Alex Prosser and Koby Arthur to heap more pressure on the struggling Poppies.
Kettering made the ideal start with just five minutes gone.
Stour keeper Charles Price sliced his clearance, allowing Tyrone Lewthwaite to steal possession. His low shot was stabbed in from ...

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