Shaw ends Sleaford Town Reserves losing run

Jamie Shaw's second-half winner helped Sleaford Town Reserves end their five-match losing streak in the Lincolnshire Football League.

The experienced striker, who joined Town as a 21-year-old in 2001, pounced with the only goal of the game at 13th-placed Nettleham on Saturday.

Jamie Shaw is also Sleaford Town's club secretaryplaceholder image
Jamie Shaw is also Sleaford Town's club secretary

The slender victory lifted the Reserves above CGB Humbertherm into 11th place, having lost eight of their nine previous matches.

They now face a spell on the sidelines before their next fixture, a home match with Wyberton on Wednesday, March 15 at Eslaforde Park (ko 7.45pm).

* Sleaford Sports Amateurs missed a chance to climb the table when their match at Grimsby Borough Reserves was postponed by a waterlogged pitch.

Amateurs, who sit 11th in the Lincs League, will be in knockout mode this Saturday when they travel to Louth Town in the quarter-finals of the Supplementary Cup. Kick-off is 2.30pm.

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