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Coasters are back on track

AFC Fylde got back to winning ways with an impressive win over Scunthorpe United, who slipped to their fourth defeat in five games and remain in the bottom four.

By Paul Rooney

AFC FYLDE 2 SCUNTHORPE UTD 0
Mayor 20, Drewe 66

AFC Fylde got back to winning ways with an impressive win over Scunthorpe United, who slipped to their fourth defeat in five games and remain in the bottom four.
Goals in each half from Danny Mayor and left-back Aaron Drewe sealed victory for Craig Mahon’s men to keep them in the play-off picture and leaving their manager glowing in praise.
“Two goals and a clean sheet is the perfect response after losing our last two matches,” Mahon said.
“We’ve worked on a few things this week, how we play, how we defend and its good to se...

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