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Marske United 3-2 Stafford Rangers: Connor makes it look so Simp-le!

Marske United returned to winning ways, coming from behind to take all three points against ten-man Stafford Rangers at Mount Pleasant.
Marske United

By Martin Jobling

MARSKE UTD 3
Simpson 39, 67, Wheatley 79

STAFFORD R 2
Anderson 29, Kiwomya 62

ON THE STRETCH: Marske United’s Connor Simpson slides in to score his first goal
PICTURE: Shutterpress

MARSKE UNITED returned to winning ways, coming from behind to take all three points against ten-man Stafford Rangers at Mount Pleasant.
The Seasiders could have gone in front inside 90 seconds when Glen Butterworth’s corner was headed by Connor Simpson and was heading for the top corner but was clawed away by keeper Cameron Belford.
Stafford created a chance of their own in the 11th but K...

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