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Saltmen too tasty for ailing Alport

DROITWICH SPA 2 WHITCHURCH ALPORT 0 By Steve Mather
TWO second-half goals from Jordan Cox gave Droitwich Spa a memorable victory over their higher-ranked opponents.
Neither side had ever played in this round of the Vase before and it was the Saltmen who progressed after dominating the second period.
It was a tight and tetchy opening, with Droitwich skipper Matthew Hunt and Whitchurch’s Blake Robinson both going close. Referee Ian Butler dished out three yellow cards as tempers boiled over.
The visitors were on top early on and it took a spectacular Matt Oliver save from Sean Griffi th...

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