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WHITLEY BAY 1 WEST DIDSBURY & C1

By Andrew Beharie

WEST DIDSBURY WON 4-1 ON PENS
CURTIS Miller scored a dramatic injury-time equaliser for West Didsbury & Chorlton before the visitors saw off Whitley Bay 4-1 on penalties.
Bay had been reprieved in the previous round after losing on penalties at Prestwich Heys and struck the opener on 39 minutes – Cameron Brewis tapping home past Andrew Jones.
Ben Elliott saw his volley cannon off the bar for West Didsbury, while Lewis Orrell hit the post for Bay in the 90th minute.
That miss came back to haunt him as West went straight up the other end to equalise throug...

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