National League North

Walton cracker is catalyst

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 August 2019

FARSLEY CELTIC 3 DARLINGTON 1 By Thomas Ritchie
FARSLEY got life in the National League North off to the perfect start.
Tyler Walton, Nathan Cartman and Jimmy Spencer all scored in a stunning first half for the Celt Army, while Adam Campbell’s second-half strike wasn’t enough for the Quakers.
Darlington started on the front foot, but it was the hosts who broke the deadlock. Louis Laing’s poor clearance fell to Tyler Walton 25 yards out, and the debutant unleashed a stunning strike that flew into the top corner.
Just minutes later Farsley doubled their lead, Jack Higgins pl...

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