National League North & South

Regan’s regal in a thriller

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2019

ATHERTON COLLS 2
FC UNITED 3
By Emil Anderson
A SUBLIME second half strike from Regan Linney ensured all three points went up the East Lancs Road with FC United. The black and white stripes started with all guns blazing and their endeavours saw them take a early lead.
Tom Bentham was onto a ball from midfield in a flash and he confidently slotted past the keeper. FC equalised on the half-hour mark when Tunde Owalabi scored from close range.
Mike Potts then put The Rebels ahead with a netbuster from distance. Jordan Cover had the last word of a ferocious half when he stylishly gave the home ...

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