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Locke picks open Sporting’s defence

By Duncan Easley

ROYSTON TOWN 2
BROMSGROVE SPORTING 1
A VASTLY improved second-half performance from Royston saw the Crows turn around a half-time deficit to record a second win on the trot.
The first half was a largely forgettable affair as the home side in particular struggled to create anything from an attacking point of view.
Bromsgrove were slightly better on the ball and deservedly took the lead in the 39th minute. With two Crows defenders going for the same ball, Jack Newall was on hand to capitalise, a fortuitous bounce seeing him go clear on goal and calmly slot past Tommy ...

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