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KEEPER’S A REAY OF SUN IN DEFEAT

By Gary Salisbury
NORTHERN SE
STAMFORD 2
WORKSOP TOWN 1
STAMFORD closed the gap on leaders Leek with a workmanlike win.
Stamford’s Jon Challinor set Cosmos Matwasa away for the first chance, who drew a good save out of David Reay
Tom Siddons hit the post, a Harry Vince free-kick was headed on to his own bar by Steve Woolley and Vince had a shot parried by Reay.
Stamford finally netted as Challinor headed the ball to Tendai Chitiza, who slotted past Reay.
The woodwork again saved Worksop when Siddons’ shot cannoned off the bar but Town equalised through Steven McDonnell nodding i...

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