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ROWE STUNS REDS AS POPPIES WIN

By Peter Short

KETTERING TOWN rode their luck before taking their chances to down Redditch and remain fourth in the table.
The Reds were given an early chance to take the lead via the penalty spot when Dan Sweeney was bought down after four minutes. He dusted himself off to take the spot-kick but Paul White guessed correctly making the save to his left.
The post came to Kettering’s rescue after 21 minutes when Danny King’s cross evaded everyone before bouncing to safety.
After weathering further attacks Kettering took the lead in the 35th minute when a through ball sl...

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