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SINGH RED PUTS PICS IN BOTHER

By Finley Deeley-Brewer

A RED CARD for Sonny Singh changed the game as Blyth Spartans came from behind to beat tenman Rushall Olympic.
Singh was shown a second yellow just after the break for delaying the restart despite being in the process of shooting when the whistle was blown
The Pics were worthy of taking the lead in the first half, following on from an advantage, Sam McLintock slipped in Andre Carvalho-Landell, who took his time to round the keeper before tapping into an empty net.
The visitors equalised five minutes after the red card, Mikael Ndjoli turned his man and found ...

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