FA Vase

MOTORS CRUISE ON HIGH NOON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

VAUXHALL M 4
Noon 28, 61, Heath 72, Cooper 89
S’LAND RY 1
Ellis 12
By Gary Langley
IT MIGHT have taken Vauxhall Motors some time to get going but in the end they were clear winners in this FA Vase clash, booking their place in the third round.
It was a lively start at Rivacre Park with both sides having half-chances early on, the best of which was a Glenn Rule effort from 25 yards that hit the Ryhope bar in the first five minutes.
But it was the visitors who opened the scoring on 12 minutes thanks to James Ellis after The Motormen failed to deal with a ball over the defence. The strik...

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