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Lancaster City 0-1 Whitby Town: Marcus gives City the Blues

AN early goal was enough to give Whitby a flying start to their campaign.
Lancaster City

By Andrew Satterthwaite

LANCASTER C 0
WHITBY TN 1
AN early goal was enough to give Whitby a flying start to their campaign.

The goal came after five minutes when Jacob Hazel beat a defender to a long ball forward and crossed for Marcus Giles to place a first-time shot past Matty Alexander.
Lancaster’s hopes were not helped by having Niall Cowperthwaite sent off after 28 minutes after a strong challenge that resulted in most of the Whitby team surrounding the referee who brandished a red card.
Whitby continued to look the better team and came close to adding to their lead when a longrange s...

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