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Rowe strikes to rescue Bucks

By Max Banner

BROMSGROVE SP 1
AFC TELFORD U 1
PROMOTION hopefuls AFC Telford United made it five away matches without a win as they drew with Bromsgrove Sporting.
Burton Albion loanee Jack Newall bagged his first Sporting goal in the 73rd minute, before former Rousler Luke Rowe headed home for the Bucks with three minutes of normal time remaining.
Telford’s Max Brogan had a shot blocked early on before he saw a free-kick from just over 20 yards go narrowly wide in the 27th minute.
The best chance of the first half came to former Telford player Reece Styche - his one-on-one ...

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