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LEW’S THE MAN TO SEE TRINITY BY QUAKERS…

By Craig Stoddart

DARLINGTON 1
GAINSBORO T 2
LEWIS Butroid’s late goal meant Gainsborough Trinity stunned National League North Darlington.
Quakers came into the contest having conceded once in seven matches, while Trinity are mid-table in the Northern Premier League, but the visitors are deservedly in the hat for the next round.
Without Quakers creating a great deal, much of the first half was played in the visitors’ half but Darlington finally made the breakthrough on 37 minutes after a fine move.
Teenager midfielder Alex Payne was among those involved, with the bal...

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