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NEW HERO MARCEL’S A MARVEL FOR MARKETMEN

NEEDHAM MRKT 1 BROMSGROVE SP 0 By Drew Kendall

NEEDHAM Market returned to winning ways with a narrow win over Bromsgrove Sporting, jumping them up a place into eighth, four points off the play-off spots.
In truth, there was very little in the way of clear-cut chances created by either side, although the Marketmen enjoyed the majority of the possession in windy conditions.
Home debutant and stand-out Marcel Lewis decisively broke the deadlock on 14 minutes, curling a sensational free-kick into the top corner, via the crossbar, to open his Needham account.
Bromsgrove hit back with a ...

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