National League South

CUMMINS’ TREBLE LIFTS NASH

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2018

CURZON ASHTON 4 YORK C 1
By Dave Jones
HAVING picked up four points from two games, moving them out of the relegation zone, Curzon kept the run going
against high-flying York.
Curzon took the lead when Adam Bartlett saved Sam Walker’s shot but Niall Cummins pounced to score.
On 28 minutes Connor Brown fouled Ben
McKenna in the box but Bartlett pushed a Cummins penalty on to the post and to safety. On 35 minutes
Cummins got his second when McKenna drilled a low cross that Cummins blasted past Bartlett.
Curzon were now on top and three minutes later Cummins claimed his hat-trick after a...

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