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Reds make it hell for Saints

ST IVES TOWN 1 QUORN 4
By Nigel Howlett

QUORN moved through the gears late on to run out comfortable winners at St Ives and climb to fourth place.
Saints fell away after a promising first half showing which had seen them take a 36th minute lead. Dan Lawlor thumped home from the spot after Cain Noble had handled Jernade Meade’s cross just inside the box.
However, the lead was shortlived as a slip by Duncan Idehen let Simeon Cobourne in to level things up only four minutes later.
After a first half shaded by the hosts, the game swung the other way with the Reds getting on top...

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