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Tulips still in bloom as Crows shot down

ROYSTON TOWN 0 SPALDING UNITED 3
By Duncan Easley

LEADERS Spalding claimed all three points, but were made to work hard to earn them as the home side produced a resilient performance.
The first half was an even affair and gave no indication of the league places of the respective teams.
Indeed it was The Crows who created more opportunities with John Shamalo testing keeper Daniel Wilks with a low shot early on and home skipper Adam Murray turning over a James Brighton free-kick.
For their part, the Tulips went close as a Jack Roberts free-kick was well saved by Reuben Rabstein, bef...

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