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Miles makes mark as Marketmen triumph

NEEDHAM MARKET 1 ALVECHURCH 0
By Drew Kendall

NEEDHAM Market recorded their second win within a week with a hard-fought victory over Alvechurch.
A first-half clinical strike from Ryan Miles was the difference, as Needham rose to third in the table.
After Jonny Ngandu fired an early low strike wide for 15th-placed Church, the Marketmen went close with the first major chance after 22 minutes.
Great football saw Hammond find Cowling, who skipped past his man, but fired just wide.
The eventual winner arrived after 36 minutes, James Brad-brook’s great long ball picked out Hammon...

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