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THANK GODD THERE’S MATTY

By Matt Wright

GOOD GODD: Matty Godden completes his hat-trick in style
PICTURES: TGS Photo

MATTY Godden grabbed a hat-trick as Stevenage forgot about their disappointing league form in the best possible way by putting Northern Premier League side Nantwich Town to the sword.
There are 81 league places separating these two teams, although it took 68 minutes for that gulf to really manifest itself, as Jonathan Smith’s quick-fire double made a nervy situation into one far more comfortable.
The score was eventually a harsh one on Nantwich, who were playing in the first round of the ...

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