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CITIZEN GAIN AFTER SIMPSON SEES RED

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

LARKHALL ATHLETIC 1
WINCHESTER CITY 2
By Tracey Hill
THE Larks could rightly feel aggrieved at being denied all three points in a game that contained plenty of attacking football by both sides.
Larks winger Cory Simpson received a second yellow card early in the second half but it took Winchester an hour to make their numerical advantage count thanks to Rob Carr.
Larks sub Dan Restorick levelled the scores with a strong header off a Joe Tumelty corner only five minutes later during a period they dominated and were unlucky not to go ahead. The Citizens finally got the upper hand with 15 minu...

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