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SAHOTA IN A HURRY FOR THE VALLEY

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
RUGBY TOWN 3 SHEPSHED DYN 1
By Jon Venner

RUGBY remain bottom of the table despite an encouraging victory at Butlin Road. Town had sprinted to a three-goal lead by the interval, with Ryan Sahota setting them on the way within the first minute by volleying home after Theo Rowe’s cross had not been properly cleared.
Mikey Taylor nearly added another, but Dynamo keeper Brandon Canley denied him, before a Chris Clements corner was helped in by David Kolodynski for Rugby’s second.
The hosts’ first-half dominance continued, and Loyiso Recci made it thr...

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