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JENNINGS SPOT ON TO BOOST YELLOWS

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By James Gordon
WARRINGTON TOWN 1
Jennings 55
BUXTON 0

TRUMP CARD: Warrington’s Adam Carden gets past Joe McGee

ASTEVE Jennings penalty was enough to earn Warrington Town the three points with a narrow win over Buxton.
Tony Gray’s shot in the second half was blocked by the arm of Jack Broadhead to give the Yellows the advantage, and a red card for Matt Baker didn’t help.
But a dramatic double save by Warrington ‘keeper Tony McMillan in injury time was needed to secure the win for the hosts. Warrington had the ball in the net inside four minutes, Jack Higgins headi...

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