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MOORS PUT THE CELTS TO SWORD

SPENNYMOOR TOWN 4 FARSLEY CELTIC 0
By Mark Simpson

SPENNYMOOR TOWN eased to their third National League North win in a row as Farsley Celtic were swept aside.
Graeme Lee’s men took their time finding the breakthrough but then scored three before the break to take a stranglehold before a fourth in the second half.
Moors were dominant from the off against a young Farsley side who arrived on the back of ten consecutive defeats and only a stunning save from Will Brook prevented Matty Dolan from putting the hosts in front.
It took 24 minutes for the breakthrough, and it was winge...

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