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Trinity dish out a lesson to Darlo

GAINSBOROUGH T 3
DARLINGTON 1
By Rob Hughes
GAINSBOROUGH Trinity moved out of the bottom three and Darlington closer to it after the Holy Blues made home advantage count.
A complete first half performance put Trinity in charge, Ashley Worsfold and Shane Clarke goals settling the nerves in a relegation six-pointer.
A second-half fightback saw Reece Styche reduce the arrears, but Nathan Jarman’s composed finish confirmed Gainsborough’s victory.
Trinity opened the scoring on 11 minutes, Worsfold heading home from Tom Davie’s centre after the wingback had intercepted a cross-f...

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