League Two

CLOSE CALL NO WORRY FOR ROBBO

by
The LeaguePaper Team
21 November 2021

By Jon Waldron

STEVENAGE 1
List 45+3 (pen)

COLCHESTER UTD 0
Att: 2,946 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Trevor Kettle 5/10

STAR MAN
LUTHER WILDIN Stevenage

SPOT ON: Stevenage’s Elliott List is congratulated after converting his penalty Insets: Stevenage’s Jake Taylor takes on Noah Chilvers and Colchester’s Jake Turner foils Luke Norris
PICTURE: TGSPHOTO

ROBBIE O’Keefe was relieved to see a controversial call end in his side’s favour as the caretaker manager guided the Boro to a narrow victory.
The cagey contest looked to ...

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