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POINTS SO FAR OFF FOR FARSLEY

By Josh Makin

FARSLEY CELTIC 0
DARLINGTON 2
GOALS from Ali Al Shabeeb and Elliot Forbes fired Darlington up the table at Farsley.
Both teams struggled for rhythm early on and traded crosses and corners as goalkeeper Tom Wooster was kept busy all game and made some cracking saves to keep the scores level.
But on the stroke of half-time, Cedric Main took the ball down in the box and then found Al Shabeeb, who calmly slotted home to give the visitors the lead.
The Celts’ first chance of the second half came through DJ Campton-Sturridge as he chased a long ball and hit an adve...

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