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CHOPRA IS NOT NEEDED AS WEST MARCH

PENRITH 0 WEST ALLOTMENT C 2
By Daniel Thomas

FORMER FA Cup semifinalist Michael Chopra may not have been involved but his West Allotment Celtic side still progressed to the preliminary round after seeing off Penrith at the Leo Group Stadium.
Goals from Michael Baxter and Mechak Kanda were enough to seal the deal for Celtic and repeat their preliminary round victory of two years ago where they again travelled to Cumbria and took a 3-1 victory.
Penrith started the brighter and had the first major chance of the game when Gary Richardson and Jamie Armstrong were off target with close-...

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