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STAMFORD SHOW THEY HAVE THE WHITE STUFF

STAMFORD 3 COALVILLE TOWN 1
By Gary Salisbury

STAMFORD beat a tough Coalville side but had to come from behind to make sure of the points against nine men.
The hosts started strong and a neat pass set Rob Morgan up but his effort was parried by Paul White for a corner.
White soon became the villain: Lee Shaw raced clear and White flew out of goal, handling the ball to receive his marching orders with under 15 minutes played.
Stamford ramped up the pressure and Billy Bennett went close with an overhead kick. Jack Duffy was found in some space and his strike was well saved by sub kee...

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