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Silva lining for Celtic as hosts left scarred

SCARBOROUGH ATH 1 FARSLEY CELTIC 2
By Ant Taylor

IN a riveting clash, Scarborough suffered a first home defeat of the season against Farsley.
There was early drama when Farsley netted in the sixth minute, only for it to be disallowed. A tenth-minute pause ensued due to a medical incident in the crowd, leading to the match being delayed by ten minutes.
Before the half-hour, Scarborough’s Lewis Maloney and Michael Coulson had tested Farsley’s keeper but both were denied. The half concluded with bookings for Kieran Weledji, assistant manager Michael Ingham and Will Thornt...

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