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LOUGHLAN RETURNS TO HAUNT CHURCH

ALVECHURCH 0 REDDITCH UTD 1
By James Smith

Loughlan 42
LIAM Loughlan was the derby day hero again as Redditch ran out winners on the road at Alvechurch.
The Reds striker scored the winner when the sides met back in October and was on hand again to produce a sublime first-half finish.
But Redditch boss Mike Fowler admitted it was not always pretty from his side.
“I am pleased. I’ll take three points however they come,” he said. “It wasn’t pretty, it wasn’t a great game of football.
“We are finding different ways of winning, we ar...

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