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SPOT-KICK DECISION HAS JAMIE IN A SPIN

SPOT-KICK DECISION

By Mike Nield

LAST-GASP: AFC Telford’s Brendon Daniels celebrates his equaliser from the penalty spot
PICTURES: Greig Bertram

A CONTROVERSIAL penalty award by stand-in referee Barry Lamb three minutes from time gave AFC Telford United an unlikely point, blunting Chorley’s title challenge in the process in a game which produced a tempestuous often chaotic final quarter.
It had looked as if Andy Teague’s stunning 20-yard volley on nine minutes would be enough for the Magpies – who dominated much of the match in which Telford, set-pieces apart, rarely looked like ...

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