CAMPBELL'S A REAL SIZZLER! Danny seals win after Rovers wobble: DIVISION ONE MIDLANDS.

Marlow ................................. 2 Bromsgrove Rovers ...............4 BROMSGROVE Rovers were quick out of the blocks on their way to victory over Marlow.

Gary Ray opened the scoring in the seventh minute and Joshua McKenzie added a second two minutes later, before Jermaine Roche pulled one back for Marlow in the 15th minute.

Chances went begging for both sides in the rest of the first half at the Alfred Davis ground.

Stewart White equalised for Marlow in the 62nd minute, only for Luke Findley to go back up the other end and restore Rovers' lead.

Danny Campbell then unleashed a 30-yard scorcher into the top left-hand corner to wrap up Bromsgrove's win. Bury Town ............................ 2 Sutton Coldfield .................... 2 THE game opened in a lively fashion with Sutton having the best of the opening skirmishes.

A good break ended with a great cross from Jimmy Quiggin that had the Bury keeper scrambling across his goal and finger-tipping the cross clear. Another quick attack by Sutton saw Nathan Lamey firing over the crossbar.

Against the run of play, Bury took the lead when Russell Short broke down the right and a perfect pass found Sam Reed, who calmly fired home.

Sutton tried to hit back straight away and a free kick from Nathan Moran flashed past the foot of the post with the keeper beaten.

They were not to be denied and the equaliser came when Sam Wilson's inswinging corner was helped in by Ed Booth.

Just before half time Sutton took the lead when a good run down the left by Wilson ended with him squaring the ball to Lamey, who tapped home.

The second half began with Bury winning a corner but nothing came from it. Craig Owen had to be replaced when a tackle after the ball had gone left him limping.

For the second time in the match Bury scored against the run of play when Ben Coker seized on some loose play in the Sutton defence.

Sutton almost stole the game when a great turn and shot by Justin Rowe was tipped round the post by the keeper. Arlesey Town ........................ 2 Atherstone Town.................. 0 ATHERSTONE lost out to second-half goals from Jonathan Barnett as Arlesey won their third match in a row.

In a tight first half the visitors went close through Luke Edwards, who played the ball across the face of goal but no team mates were on hand to finish off his pacey move.

The game was disrupted by the referee being stretchered off after half an hour.

Arlesey soon struck after the break when Shaun Boothe gave away a soft penalty and Jonathan Barnett made no mistake from the spot.

Atherstone were getting little joy out of a physical and experienced Arlesey side and it came as no surprise when Barnett curled his free-kick beyond Dave Clarke with 10 minutes to go and secure the points for the home side. Bedworth United .................. 0 Burnham ............................... 1 BURNHAM kept up their unbeaten record with a well-earned win over Midlands rivals Bedworth United at the sun-blessed Oval.

Burnham started the game on the attack and forced home keeper Andrew Kemp into making a fine save in the 11th minute from Ryan Bird.

In the 16th minute an Adrian Sear header hit the crossbar for the visitors.

Seven minutes later the Buckingham-shirside took a well-deserved lead after Dean Apapali left Paddy Connolly grounded and in turn beat keeper Kemp with a 16-yard lob.

On the half-hour Burnham went close again after a Will Dunlop header came off Kemp's crossbar following a Robert Saunders corner.

With the whistle about to go for halftime Bird should have made it 2-0 to the visitors but his chance was wasted.

In the second half both sides tried hard to get a goal and on 80 minutes Bedworth's Danny Edmond headed against the crossbar but try as they might United could not equalise and Burnham kept their unbeaten record. Romulus................................ 1 Rothwell Town ...................... 1 ROMULUS recorded their first point of the season at home to a dogged Rothwell Town.

The match lacked fluency and was littered with niggling fouls and questionable offside decisions for both sides.

Lei Brown had a penalty turned down on 39 minutes for Romulus but the home side did take the lead a minute later. Colm Tiernan's deep free-kick was headed away only as far as Tom Wilmore who drilled home low to Lee Crockett's left.

The joy was short-lived as Kevin Byrne curled a sublime effort beyond Matt Sergeant to equalise right on half time after a right-wing cross was only half cleared.

In the second half Rothwell defending resolutely. Romulus only tested Crockett with tame shots from distance and they head to Bromsgrove on Tuesday looking for their first win.

Stourport Swifts................... 0 Biggleswade Town ............... 0 STOURPORT keeper Paul Evans picked up his third clean sheet as second-in- thetable Swifts added a further point to their impressive start to the season at Walshes Meadow.

Unbeaten Swifts came under pressure from the visitors early on with Evans making the first of a string of impressive saves to deny the Biggleswade striker in the tenth minute.

Stourport defender Ben Pattison then cleared further danger on 15 minutes before team-mate Jamie Price produced the home side's first meaningful effort on 22 minutes.

The home side won a free kick on the edge of the Waders' area and Price's strike was well saved the keeper.

Evans did well to keep the sides level at the interval after the Waders went clean through to produce a free shot from the edge of the area on 37 minutes.

Stourport's Mark Benbow tested the visiting keeper early in the second period following a surge out of defence and the impressive Dene Whittall-Williams in central defence for Swifts then denied Biggleswade's Dan Douglas who blasted a shot that was saved by Evans on 54 minutes.

Wes Joyce came close with an attempted header on the hour, Jamie Insall supplying a cross.

Joyce later got a yellow card when he netted the ball with his hand with ten minutes to go.

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