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STEELMEN SECOND AFTER TRIUMPH

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Chuck Middleton

CORBY TOWN 3 WELLINGBOROUGH T 1
CORBY Town go back up to second in the table after their Northants derby defeat of Wellingborough Town.
The visitors started slowly but came into the game in the 13th minute after the referee pointed to the spot when goalkeeper Ross Durrant brought down a Town man.
Brett Solkhon calmly converted the spot-kick before a penalty was given to the opposition eight minutes before half-time, which Fletcher Toll scored.
Corby stepped up a gear in the second-half and youngster Neo Dobson saw an opportunity to collect the ba...

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