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Sad Nash crash from the play-off places

CURZON ASHTON 0 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 3
By Rhys Jones

SPENNYMOOR TOWN pulled off a surprise win at play-off chasing Curzon Ashton.
The game got off in the worst possible fashion for Craig Mahon and his boys, as Fin Shrimpton finished off a lovely counterattack for the Moors.
That was a sign for things to come for the half, as the visitors continued to dominate the play. Spennymoor doubled their lead just after the half-hour mark, thanks to a lovely finish from Corey McKeown. Cam Mason had no chance in goal for the Nash as they fell two goals behind.
The Nash had very little to show for i...

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