Northern Premier League

IT’S GR-EIGHT EXPECTATIONS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 December 2018

By Andrew Simpson
WITTON ALBION 2
FARSLEY CELTIC 3
NATHAN Cartman’s goal with time running out secured Farsley Celtic’s eighth successive win.
It means Adam Lakeland’s side start the new year second in the table and four points adrift of leaders Nantwich.
They were below their best against Witton Albion, who punished the visitors’ sloppiness in defence when Tom Owens lifted a cute finish over Kyle Trenerry.
The goalkeeper’s throw had put pressure on Adam Clayton and his opponent pinched back possession.
Jack Higgins restored parity when he was left unmarked to ...

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