EYNESBURY ROVERS boosted their stuttering form with a win over Olney Town at Hall Road on Saturday. Rovers made a dream start as Scott Kingsbury fired them ahead after 34 seconds, blasting in his free kick from the left after Jamie Graham was fouled. Gra

EYNESBURY ROVERS boosted their stuttering form with a win over Olney Town at Hall Road on Saturday.

Rovers made a dream start as Scott Kingsbury fired them ahead after 34 seconds, blasting in his free kick from the left after Jamie Graham was fouled. Graham came close when he volleyed Peter Collin's flicked header but the ball was pushed away for a corner kick.

Dan Tyler headed narrowly over the bar and at the other end Clarke Abrams had a clear opportunity to score but Dave Beeny was quickly off his line to parry his shot with the striker putting the loose ball over the bar. Abrams then combined with Scott Wrighting, who drew the visitors level two minutes before the break.

After the restart Wrighting wasted a good opportunity to put the visitors ahead as he shot over after Benny parried his shot and Kingsbury twice shot wide for the hosts.

The hosts were struggling to beat a resilient Olney side and it was Graham who finally broke the deadlock from the penalty spot after 72 minutes after being pulled by Adam Lothian. Chris Brown's overhead kick went over the bar and Kingsbury shot wide before Graham sealed the points for the hosts in the final minute, with his second penalty and 28th goal of the season ensuring the win after Chris Brown was hauled down by Guy Stewart.

Eynesbury Rovers will not be promoted to the UCL Premier Division this year. They sit fifth in the table and 10 points adrift on second placed Deventry United with just three games remaining. They next host Rushden and Higham United on Saturday.