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BOWMAN INSPIRES MINTCAKE REVERSE

KENDAL TOWN 2 COLWYN BAY 1
By Richard Edmondson
A SPIRITED Kendal came from behind to defeat Colwyn Bay. The home team started the brighter of the two sides and created the better chances early on.
However, the visitors opened the scoring through a curling shot by Danny Bartles eluded the goalkeeper and went into the back of the net. Kendal equalised after 30 minutes through a delightful Ben Thomas free-kick as the Mintcakes looked to complete the turnaround.
The hosts dominated the second half and went in front through a Charlie Bowman penalty. Bay attempted to get back into the game but Kend...

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