Northern Premier League

Another late show sees Town edge it

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

WHITBY TOWN 2
MARINE 1
By Andrew Snaith
WHITBY came from behind to grind out a third successive victory - all by a single goal. The Blues won it late on for a third time too, as Adam Gell curled in a left-footed effort after a determined turn in the visitors’ box. Whitby’s Callum Patton rifled high over the Marine crossbar early on.
At the other end, the powerful Brett Mbalanda forced Jack Norton to block well low down from an awkward skidding shot. It was the big No 10 who made the breakthrough before half-time. First, he charged down a backpass to Jack Norton, forcing a corner...

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