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TRAVELLING MARTYRS CELEBRATE A FINE WIN

By Kane Brooker
WALTON CASUALS 1
MERTHYR TOWN 3
A LATE strike from Merthyr Town’s Ian Trailor ensured an enjoyable 350-mile round trip for the supporters travelling in their numbers with victory at Walton Casuals.
The Martyrs got off to the perfect start when full-back Adam Davies cut inside and blasted an effort past Denzel Gerrar after just five minutes.
Walton’s Omari Delgado- Hibbert had a chance to respond soon after, but the debutant saw his close-range finish sail over the bar.
Tom Meechan could have made it two for the Welsh outfit after a rare mistake by Joe Hicks, but ...

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