National League North & South

Yellows make the most of red card

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2023

NATIONAL NORTH
WARRINGTON TOWN 4 SCARBOROUGH ATHLETIC 0
By James Gordon

WARRINGTON Town made the most of their numerical advantage as they beat Scarborough Athletic to move above their opponents in the table.
The Yellows scored two goals in either half while Scarborough’s Ryan Qualter was sent off on the half-hour.
Qualter was shown a second yellow for tripping Josh Amis in the box, Sean Williams stepping up to convert from the spot for the second successive game.
Although Scarborough briefly rallied, they were dealt a sucker punch on the stroke of half-time when from their...

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