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AFC Fylde 2-0 Gloucester City: Murray’s charges coast to victory!

AFC Fylde made a winning return to Mill Farm against Gloucester City thanks to Nick Haughton and Pierce Bird.

AFC Fylde

By Callum Foster

AFC FYLDE 2
Haughton 6, Bird 45+3

GLOUCESTER C 0

AIRBORNE: Nick Haughton celebrates his and Fylde’s opening goal
PICTURE: Steve Mclellan

NET GAINS: Pierce Bird’s effort goes over the line

AFC FYLDE made a winning return to Mill Farm against Gloucester City thanks to Nick Haughton and Pierce Bird.
A happy Coasters manager Adam Murray told The NLP: “I felt we controlled the game, and I know we scored early on, but I thought in the first 20 minutes, Gloucester caused us some problems.
“We made the game a normality, and I think at this stage of the season, that’s diffi...

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