National League South

VISITORS MAKING HEY IN BIG WIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

By Robin Mansfield
GRESLEY 0
PONTEFRACT COLLIERIES 4
EVEN in atrocious conditions, Pontefract served up some of the best attacking football seen at the Moat for many seasons.
After taking the lead on six minutes from a Vaughan Redford penalty, the Colls took control and their second goal came on 25 minutes from a longrange Glyn Cooper shot which beat Oliver Fairbrother.
Five minutes before the break, a monsoon left the pitch with lots of standing water but the visitors continued to play their fast-passing game.
On 60 minutes Eli Hey laid the ball on for Michael Dunn to sidefoot home after a...

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