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Gainsborough Trinity 1-1 Ashton United: Senior moment is tonic for Trinity

AN EVENTFUL afternoon ended all-square as Gainsborough Trinity extended their unbeaten run to five games as a late Adam Senior header saw the points shared.
Gainsborough Trinity

By Rob Hughes

GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY 1
ASHTON UNITED 1
AN EVENTFUL afternoon ended all-square as Gainsborough Trinity extended their unbeaten run to five games as a late Adam Senior header saw the points shared.
A feisty first half encounter saw referee Kevin Saunby at the centre of things, causing visitors manager Michael Clegg to be shown a half-time yellow card as he vented his frustrations. The referee had deemed there was not enough reason to award Ashton a penalty in first-half stoppage time.
Trinity had taken the lead ten minutes before the break, when a Lewis Carr header back across t...

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