Northern Premier League

WORKINGTON 2 STOURBRIDGE 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

By John Walsh
WORKINGTON maintained their unbeaten run with a dramatic winner in the fifth minute of time added on.
Workington were forced to dig deep to claim all three points against determined and difficult opposition who refused to lie down and be beaten for a long period.
The ten men of Stourbridge thought they had salvaged a point with an 86thminute equaliser by Luke Shearer.
But late in added time Phil McLuckie was on hand to steer the ball home after keeper Matthew Gould had not been able to hold on to a shot from Matty Douglas.
Workington had taken the lead in the 40th minute of an...

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