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Whitby Town 0-3 Lancaster City: Town no match as City fly

LANCASTER City were fored to delay kick-off by 15 minutes after finding themselves stuck on the A66 but then found a Whitby Town side stuck for ideas at the Towbar Express Stadium.
Whitby Town

By Andrew Snaith

TUSSLE: Whitby’s Adam Gell, blue, battles with Lancaster’s Samuel Bailey
PICTURE: Brian Murfield

WHITBY TOWN 0 LANCASTER CITY 3
Brockbank 15, Bailey 47, Wilson 61 (pen)
LANCASTER City were fored to delay kick-off by 15 minutes after finding themselves stuck on the A66 but then found a Whitby Town side stuck for ideas at the Towbar Express Stadium.
City were fortunate to take the lead after a quarter of an hour, when Liam Brockbank’s attempted cross deceived Whitby keeper Shane Bland and dropped into the net.
Bland did well soon after to deny Charlie Bailey who ran onto a ...

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