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NO KEEPER? NO PROBLEM FOR NELMES

NO KEEPER?

By James Wright
CIRENCESTER T 1 PAULTON R 1 (Cirencester won 5-4 on pens)
CIRENCESTER overcame the first-half dismissal of keeper Alex Harris to make progress.
He clattered Will Hailston in the fifth minute but atoned with an excellent sprawling save from the same player.
However, he conceded another penalty and was shown red after reacting aggressively to a Dan Cottle challenge half an hour later.
Centre-back Josh Nelmes came off the bench to don the gloves and impressively save Marcus Day’s spot-kick, but the rebound fell to Cottle who fired Paulton ahead. Brad Gray forced penalties...

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