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RACING UNDONE BY CLASSY BLUES

By Will Alsop

BURY Town took all three points back to East Suffolk thanks to some lovely counter-attacking football at Racing Club Warwick.
It took just four minutes for the deadlock to be broken with a Jamie McGrath effort. Ally Conway’s long ball found Seth Chambers whose cut back allowed McGrath to tap in for the visitors.
A tightly contested first half saw the scores level at half-time thanks to a goal after 35 minutes from Rhys Hilton.
In a lively second half, Racing Club looked like they might make home advantage count, but Town waited for their opportunity.
After a s...

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