Connect with us

Step 4

GRIMSBY BORO 2 LIVERSEDGE 0

DIV 1 EAST

■ GRIMSBY Borough scored twice in the second half to beat Liversedge in this mid-table battle.
Boro’s Adam Drury had an early attempt deflected for a corner, from which Tom Sawyer headed wide.
Kevy Tarangadzo had Sedge’s first opening, but his attempt was wayward.
Both teams’ firsthalf shooting lacked the accuracy to trouble either goalkeeper.
The deadlock was finally broken after an hour, Luke Horne profiting from a defensive lapse to set up Cain
By Dave Rudolphson
Winfarrah, who easily beat Louis Hoad.
With 14 minutes remaining, Drury won the ...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites
Isuzu
free bets

 

best-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

More in Step 4

  •

    SITTINGBOURNE 5 EASTBOURNE TOWN 0

    DIV 1 S.EAST By Mike Green ■ JOE BOACHIE’S hat-trick saw Sittingbourne continue their remarkable run under Reece Prestedge as Eastbourne were put to the sword. The Brickies were two up at the break with two brilliant Boachie strikes -the first into the top corner and the second a great...

  •

    HARTLEY WINTNEY 3 SOUTHALL 1

    DIV 1 S.CENTRAL By David Graham ■ HARTLEY Wintney maintained their position in the play-off places with a win over Southall. Hartley went ahead after five minutes when Jose Sane scored from close range. The Row had a chance to increase the lead before the break after Kyen Nicholas was...

  •

    ENFIELD 1 M.KEYNES IRISH 3

    DIV 1 CENTRAL By Max Bradfield ■ MILTON Keynes Irish were deserved victors in North London as they put three past Enfield in a confident performance. In the 22nd minute, the visitors took the lead as Kwai Marsh-Brown supplied a superb ball from the left. It found Harry Theakston in...

  •

    HASSOCKS 0 MERSTHAM 1

    DIV 1 S.EAST By Anthony Stocks ■ MERSTHAM maintained their push for a top five spot with a hard-fought win away at Hassocks. It was the visitors who started well at Hassocks Hotel Beacon, with James Shaw saving well from Emmanuel Robe and then Olu Lawal inside the first 20...