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Gloucester City 2-0 Spennymoor Town: Four reds as Tigers show they have bite!

GOALS from Ollie Hulbert and Matt McClure helped Gloucester City climb out of the relegation zone with a win over Spennymoor Town in a game which saw four red cards.
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GLOUCESTER C 2 SPENNYMOOR T 0
By Charlie Bennett

GOALS from Ollie Hulbert and Matt McClure helped Gloucester City climb out of the relegation zone with a win over Spennymoor Town in a game which saw four red cards.
Closing in on half-time City forced an error to win back possession before Max Sheaf whipped in a cross to the head of Hulbert who was given a helping hand when Dale Eve spilled the ball through his legs.
Bradley Abbott was presented with the visitor’s best chance of the second half but had his curling effort denied by a fine low save from Cole before Lucas Tomlinson rattled the ...

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