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FIGHTBACK AFTER RED CARD EIGHT SECONDS IN

WARRINGTON T 2 SOUTH SHIELDS 2
By James Gordon

WARRINGTON Town fought back from 2-0 down to salvage a draw despite playing with ten men for 90 minutes in an extraordinary game at home to South Shields.
There were just eight seconds on the clock when South Shields were awarded a penalty and Yellows defender Andy White received his marching orders for pulling back John Lufudu chasing Robert Briggs’ ball forward from the kick-off.
Briggs stepped up to convert from the spot and he got another chance 14 minutes later following a Dec Walker handball in the box, and though this one ...

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