Step 4

ASHINGTON 2 CARLTON TOWN 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Gavin Perry

ASHINGTON and Carlton n played out an entertaining draw at Woodhorn Lane.
Carlton went ahead after 17 minutes when Lawrence Stewart Gorman hit a 30-yard screamer into the back of the net.
The reaction from Ashington was strong and when Josh Gilchrist was brought down in the box, he stepped up to take the resulting penalty which the Carlton keeper failed to keep out. Carlton went down to 10 men when Oliver Clark was penalised for an act of violent conduct.
Ashington’s Michael Ndiweni gave them the lead with a well-worked goal, but the visitors grab...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in Step 4

Guisborough Town boss left optimistic after Heaton Stannington draw

Guisborough Town manager Nathan Haslam revealed his side's historic draw at Northern Premier League East rivals has 'filled him with optimism' for his side's first season in Step 4.
My life in non-league – with Mark Burke

After 41 years at Hitchin Town, it’s very difficult for me to choose my greatest achievement or a standout moment - says Non-League managerial stalwart Mark Burke.
NPL MIDLANDS

By Will Alsop BARWELL 0 BASFORD UTD 1 ■ BASFORD opened their Northern Premier Midlands Division account with an impressive victory at Barwell. Nyle Blake’s spectacular strike was enough for all three points despite some growing pressure from the hosts. Both sides had chances – Barwell went close through Aaron...
FRANKWE IS THWARTED AS BELPER HELD

By Chris Durning NPL MIDLANDS SHEPSHED DYNAMO 0 BELPER TOWN 0 SHEPSHED Dynamo and Belper Town shared the points on a hot opening day as star man Jordan Frank-we’s efforts proved in vain. Last season’s beaten play-off finalists Belper will be hoping to go one better this campaign and, while...