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Newcastle Town 1-3 Marine: First-half display fires Marine as Town are left all at sea

NEWCASTLE paid the price for a poor first half as Marine races into a 3-0 half-time lead.
Marine

By Ray Tatton

NEWCASTLE TOWN 1
MARINE 3
NEWCASTLE paid the price for a poor first half as Marine races into a 3-0 half-time lead.

Both sides had early chances, but Marine took a 15th-minute lead when Ail Kengni slotted home following a poor clearance from the home keeper.
Ten minutes later, Alex Doyle fired in a second, before Owen Watkinson made it three.
A double change at the break saw Castle come more into the game with Nathan Morley causing the visitors all sorts of problems. A flare-up in the home area saw Marine reduced to 10 men when skipper Niall Cummins was sent off, before James...

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