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MILLINGTON RESCUES POINT

DIV 1 WEST
NEWCASTLE TOWN 3 LOWER BRECK 3
By Ray Tatton

BOTH sides produced an entertaining game for the spectators and it was Newcastle who stunned the league leaders when Joel Jones latched onto a pass from Ethan Vale to slot home.
Vale again was the provider when Tim Grice headed home from15 yards to extend the home side’s lead.
The league leaders pulled a goal back when Harry McGee headed home a cross from Alex Cherera but Castle regained their two-goal advantage when Grice headed home another ball from Vale.
Lower Breck fought back in the second half and Tim Croughan w...

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