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FC United 1-3 Gainsborough Trinity: Holy Blues ascend to the summit

FC United

By Ben Hughes

FC UNITED 1
Gabidon 62

GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY 3
Waldock 16, Lewis 51, Durose 67

TERRIFIC TRINITY: Curtis Ducrose’s goal has the Gainsborough players in raptures
PICTURE: Mark Lee

LETHAL LEWIS: Hary Lewis nets the second goal for Trinity

GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY went to the top of the table on Saturday evening, following three well-taken goals.
It was another victory on the road for Neal Bishop’s side, who have now made it ten straight away games unbeaten in the league since the start of the season, including seven victories.
“It was the perfect away performance today,...

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