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Ilkeston Town 1-2 Coalville Town: Late agony for Robins

TOM McGLINCHEY’S add-ed-time finish saw ten-men Coalville comeback to win against play-off rivals Ilkeston Town, in the Robins’ first game since their owner David Hilton stepped down.

Ilkeston Town

By Nathan Edwards

ILKESTON TOWN 1
Lita 55

COALVILLE T 2
Eggleton 78, McGlinchey 90+6

NET GAINS: Jake Eggleton levels for Coalville
PICTURE: Steve Ingers

TOM McGLINCHEY’S add-ed-time finish saw ten-men Coalville comeback to win against play-off rivals Ilkeston Town, in the Robins’ first game since their owner David Hilton stepped down.
It had been an eventful week off the pitch for the Robins, as Hilton left the club to take over National League side .Scunthorpe United
The Ravens were reduced to ten nten on the cusp of half-time, as Paul White was sent off for dissent towards a team-ma...

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