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WINNING START IS WRECKED BY MAC!

WINNING START

DIV 1 WEST
By Richard Scott

LOWER BRECK 2
Cherera 30, Buckley 44
KIDSGROVE ATH 2
Cousins 17, Taylor 60
LOWER BRECK’S fine 100 per cent winning start to the season came to an end as a goal from Macaulay Taylor gave Kidsgrove Athletic a share of the points in Merseyside.
It was the visitors who took the lead in the 17th minute, against the run of play, when Taylor did well on the right.
He played a delightful ball into the penalty area for Logan Cousins and the forward, currently on loan from League One side Port Vale, had a simple job of poking the ball home.
Breck hit back...

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