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HALSTEAD IS THE HERO FROM SPOT

By Joshua Lucas

RADCLIFFE 2
BRADFORD PA 2
RADCLIFFE WON 5-4 ON PENS
ONLY penalties could separate these sides at the Neuven Stadium.
Michael Afuye struck the first blow as a long ball over the top found Radcliffe’s No.10, who found space on the edge of the box and managed to score to give the home side the lead midway through the first half.
It wasn’t long until the away side hit back through Marcus Carver, who ran onto a through-ball and chipped Mark Halstead who tried his best to close him down to equal the scoring just before half-time.
Once again, Radcliffe too...

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