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SLEAFORD MAULED BY THE RAMPANT TIGERS

UNITED COUNTIES
By Robin Jones
HOLBEACH UNITED got their title challenge off to a rip-roaring start with a 6-0 home hammering of SLEAFORD TOWN.
In a Saturday morning game brought forward for the groundhoppers weekend involving the United Counties League and its feeder, the Peterborough & District League, once Lewis Leckie gave the Tigers an 18thminute lead, they never looked back. Will Baird added a double for Seb Hayes’ side on 50 and 53 minutes, and Nick Jackson scored a fourth two minutes later.
Charlie Sanders struck the fifth in the 83rd minute and Sleaford’s misery was...

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