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STOTFOLD 0 MK IRISH 2

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Nigel Peters

■ TWO second-half goals n by Owen Brooks were enough to give Milton Keynes Irish the victory against Stotfold at New Roker Park.
However, the hosts weren’t helped by playing most of the game with ten men after Hamid Seisay was sent off for a foul on Brooks after 27 minutes.
The hosts managed to defend well for the first half but The Irish turned the screw in the second. Brook showed a sign of things to come five minutes after the restart when he cut inside and fired over the bar. After 57 minutes, Brooks gave the visitors a deserved lead ...

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