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BRIDLINGTON TOWN 0 CARLTON TOWN 1

NPL EAST
By Ben Edwards

BRIDLINGTON Town huffed and puffed, but it was Carlton Town who left Queensgate with the three points thanks to Lamin Sisawo-Danso.
With seven minutes until the break, Jack Walters was booked after sliding in and Carlton had a free-kick 25 yards out. It was whipped in from the right and Walters again was penalised, this time for handball and a penalty was awarded to Carlton. The spot-kick, however, hit a post to the relief of the Seasiders.
But that relief lasted just 60 seconds as another freekick was whipped in from the left by Niall Davie, finding Sisawo-D...

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