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WALKER DOUBLE RESCUES BLUES

MOSSLEY 2 WHITBY TOWN 2
By Nathan Harris

STEPHEN WALKER bagged a brace as Whitby Town came from behind twice to deny Mossley a place in the next round. The 396-strong crowd at Seel Park were treated to an action-packed cup tie, with both sides creating chances throughout.
The hosts started quickly - very quickly - and were ahead inside the opening minute. Whitby skipper Jassem Sukar failed to control a long ball, and Eric Yahaya capitalised.
Walker calmly took the opportunity to level the scores from the penalty spot in the 14th minute after a handball.
Nine minutes after the resta...

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