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SOUTH EAST

By Aoife Belle
ILKESTON T 2
WORKSOP T 1
KEVIN Bastos’s goal in stoppage time sealed Ilkeston Town their first three points of the season in a 2-1 victory over Worksop Town at home.
The visitors thought they had bagged the first goal when Craig Mitchell scored but it was correctly ruled offside.
Ilkeston keeper Ross Durrant kept the scores level before half-time as he pulled off three remarkable saves in the space of 20 seconds when Worksop continued to apply hard pressure.
After the break, the home side broke the deadlock in the 65th minute when Alex Marshall beat two defenders and pl...

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