Zebras MATCH REPORTS

In a hard-fought game at Langwith Road, the only goal was scored late on to secure all three points for Brigg, which further extended their winning run in the league.

A crowd of more than three hundred spectators turned out to watch Brigg take on Wakefield-based Nostell Miners Welfare in a League fixture on Saturday afternoon and witnessed a performance to send them all home happy.

Buoyed by their second seven-goal haul in as many games, Brigg Town made a Tuesday night trip to Nottinghamshire to play Teversal.

After their splendid away win in midweek at Armthorpe where they found the back of the net seven times, Brigg were back at home for this fixture against “The Cobras” from Clipstone and succeeded in scoring another seven goals.

Brigg were hoping to improve their league table position when they travelled to play Armthorpe Welfare at the Marra Falcons Stadium in this mid-week fixture.

Brigg secured three points from the game with an overall solid team performance despite playing for three-quarters of it with a player short after a red card was shown to Wayne Graves.

A crowd of 425 turned out to watch a highly entertaining match between the near neighbours in this mid-week game at the Dransfield Stadium.

Brigg lined up for this testing game without being able to call upon key players due to Covid restrictions.