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Stockton Town 2-3 Pontefract Collieries: Superb Colls stun Anchors

Pontefract Collieries came back from two down to claim a stunning victory at high-flying Stockton Town thanks to goals from Jack Vann, Gavin Rothery and Jack Shepherd.
Stockton Town

DIV 1 EAST
By Charlie Fletcher

STOCKTON TN 2
Tymon 10, Hayes 16
PONTEFRACT C 3
Vann 47, Rothery 53 (pen), Shepherd 83

SPOT ON: Pontefract’s Gavin Rothery celebrates his penalty that makes it 2-2
PICTURE: Mark Fletcher/Shuterpress

PONTEFRACT Collieries came back from two down to claim a stunning victory at high-flying Stockton Town thanks to goals from Jack Vann, Gavin Rothery and Jack Shepherd.
The Anchors were looking to keep up with league leaders Worksop Town, who are setting the pace at the top of the table and it looked like the Anchors were going to do so as they raced into a 2-0...

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