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Southport 0-0 AFC Fylde: Coasters cling on as Rowe sees red

DESPITE being reduced to ten men and having manager James Rowe sent to the stands, AFC Fylde ground out a gritty goalless draw at Southport to keep pace with those around them in the play-off hunt.

Southport

By James Houghton

SOUTHPORT 0

AFC FYLDE 0

BATTLE: Southport’s Adam Anson & AFC Fylde’s Kyle Morrison fight for the ball
PICTURE: Dan Westwell

DESPITE being reduced to ten men and having manager James Rowe sent to the stands, AFC Fylde ground out a gritty goalless draw at Southport to keep pace with those around them in the play-off hunt.
The Coasters were forced to play 50 minutes with a numerical disadvantage after captain Will Hatfield was punished for kicking out at Tyler Walton.
And he was soon followed back down the tunnel by his manager as an irate Rowe too was dismissed by re...

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