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SPENNY IN A SPIN AS RED REBELS FIGHT BACK

SPENNYMOOR T 4
FC UNITED 4
By Jack Franks
THREE second-half goals helped FC United snatch an unlikely point in a thrilling encounter at Brewery Field.
Glen Taylor’s sublime strike early in the second half put Moors 4-1 up, only for the Red Rebels to mount a comeback that looked unlikely given their lack of threat in the first half.
Ryan Hall gave Spennymoor an early lead when he capitalised on a tame back pass from Tom Walker, rounding Lloyd Allinson and slotting into an empty net. And Moors doubled their lead when Rob Ramshaw netted, neatly finishing after a pinpoint pass from Matthe...

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