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KHALSA HOLD FIRM TO SEE OFF SAINTS

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
ST NEOTSTOWN2 SPORTINGKHALSA 4
By John Walker

BOTH sides missed from the spot in a scrappy match won by the visitors who repelled a St Neots second-half comeback.
Khalsa moved into a twogoal lead when Miracle Okafor ran through to add to his side’s opener scored by Liam Armstrong after 26 minutes.
The Saints then snatched a glimmer of a lifeline in first-half added time when the lively Saleem Akanbi finished smartly.
The home side squandered a chance to draw level when Samuel Arnold saved a Trey Charles spotkick just past the hour and Khalsa then restored the...

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