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RC WARWICK 0 BOLDMERE ST M 1

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Alex Connor

BOLDMERE St Michaels n registered consecutive clean sheets and secured an impressive victory over RC Warwick to continue their play-off push.
Oliver West’s calm and collected penalty in the 60th minute was the difference between the two sides as the Mikes clinched just their second away win of the league season.
Back-to-back defeats for Warwick have seen them slip away from the play-off places down to 13th.
Meanwhile, the win has bolstered Boldmere’s hopes of a top five finish going into their Boxing Day derby clash with Sutton Coldfiel...

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