Northern Premier League

DYNAMO ARE UNDONE BY MADDISON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 January 2022

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
LOUGHBORO’ DYN 2 CARLTON TOWN 2
By James Kendrick

CARLTON Town came from behind at grab a point at Loughborough Dynamo.
Carlton had taken the lead after only four minutes when Nat Watson had a shot from the middle of the area that beat the keeper.
After that Dynamo controlled the rest of the first half and went in with a well-deserved lead.
First Kevin Bastos was played in down the right and was bundled over in the box. Curtis Burrows stepped up to take the penalty and duly levelled.
Then Kyle Jardine scored with an excellent chip from outside the box to make...

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