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King crowns victory with last-gasp save

TAUNTON TOWN 0 SHOLING 1
By Ed Colman

SHOLING earned a narrow but hard-fought victory over Taunton at the Cygnet Health Care Stadium in a match that could easily have ended differently.
A late volley from Jake McCarthy proved decisive, but it was an even later missed penalty by Taunton’s Ben Seymour in the closing stages that left the hosts to reflect on a missed opportunity to salvage a point.
The home side started brightly, applying early pressure and nearly taking the lead through Ben Seymour, whose close-range effort was denied by a combination of Craig King and Bradley T...

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