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1874 PUNISHED BY PICKERING

1874 PUNISHED

By Andrew Simpson
PRESTWICH HEYS 1
Pickering 27
1874 NORTHWICH 0
PRESTWICH: (4-4-2): Saunders, Photiou, Sherlock, Bellamy, Holt, Pendlebury, Sixsmith, Wolfenden, Pickering (Sinnott 76), Shawcross (Foulds 62), Wilson-Heyes. Subs not used: Vincent, Slaven, Ayres
1874: (4-3-3): Aghayere, Hind, Jones, Jackson, Russell, Hare (Kennerley 75), Matthew Woolley (Okome 83), Parker, Koral (Gardner 62), McGowan, Knight. Subs not used: Phipps, Ormrod

EYES AHEAD: Matthew Russell of 1874 Northwich and Prestwich Heys’ Jamie Sinnot battle Inset: Prestwich’s Adrian Bellamy and Jacob Holt celebra...

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