Northern Premier League

HISTON 2 CARLTON TOWN 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By John Payne

■ BOTTOM club Histon dented Carlton’s playoff hopes and secured their first home win in over two years.
The first half was a feisty affair but the home side stepped on the gas after the break and looked the far more dangerous side.
The visitors did well to defend a flurry of high crosses into their goalmouth early in the second half but Histon finally got their reward when Ed Rolph glanced in from a Finley Wilkinson corner after 64 minutes.
A second came shortly after when Carlton only halfcleared a cross and Junior Muyembe fired the loos...

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