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Mauge at the double to Bury hopes of hosts

By James Smith

BURY TOWN 3
BARWELL 0
JAMIE MAUGE came off the bench to bag a brace as Bury Town claimed all three points on the road at lowly Barwell.
Callum Page broke the deadlock for the visitors just before the break before Mauge hit a second-half double to wrap up the result.
The visitors threatened from the start, going close on three minutes when George Quantrell picked up the ball on the edge of the box, cut inside and drilled his effort just wide of the post.
At the other end, captain Dan Jarvis nearly scored for the Canaries in similar fashion but could not muster his e...

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