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MORGAN ON THE MARK

MERTHYR TOWN 3
FARNBOROUGH 0
By Anthony Hughes
MERTHYR could and perhaps should have won by a far greater margin after the match at Penydarren Park turned on a first half red card.
After just three minutes, Farnborough’s Perry Coles capitaised on a mistake by Scott Tancock only to be brought down by the Martyrs defender on route to goal.
Tancock received just a yellow card and Boro’s freekick was cleared.
Following an even first quarter, an off-the-ball incident involving Kerry Morgan for the hosts and visiting captain Josh Huggins ended with the latter receiving a red card for ...

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