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Yussuf and Lavery have magic touch

By Peter Short

KETTERING TOWN 2
ALVECHURCH 0
RICHARD Lavery must surely be in the running for manager of the month, after masterminding Kettering Town’s fourth win on the spin in the Southern League’s Premier Central Division.
Alvechurch huffed and puffed in what was a difficult game to watch, as the wet and windy weather conditions at Latimer Park took their toll.
However, the mid-table visitors were ultimately undone by two excellent goals from the hosts.
The hosts opened the scoring after 15 minutes when Bruno Andrade’s pinpoint cross, all be it slightly w...

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