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BLUES ARE BURIED BY CHERERA’S BIG RALLY

DIV 1 WEST
By James Beedie

BURY 0
LOWER BRECK 2
Cherera 76, Hughes 78

WE’RE ALL SMILES: Lower Breck players celebrate after their second-half onslaught saw off Bury, inset
PICTURE: Phil Hill

LEAGUE leaders Lower Breck struck twice in five second-half minutes to claim victory over Bury, edging a fiercely contested meeting between last season’s promoted pair in front of a bumper 3,883 crowd at Gigg Lane.
There was little to choose between these two rivals, who started the day in third and first positions at the top of the division, with a tense opening 45 minutes...

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