Connect with us

Northern Premier League

Kyle off after clash with own keeper!

STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1 ASHTON UNITED 4
By Keith Trudgeon

INCREDIBLE indiscipline cost struggling Stalybridge Celtic dear as they imploded in a strangely low-key Tameside derby.
Things were going swimmingly for Celtic. New signing Curtis Morrison had skipped around Robins’ keeper Tom Scott to give them a seventh minute lead, but everything turned sour on the half hour.
A mix-up at an Ashton corner between Kyle Harrison, already on a yellow card, and keeper Joe O’Shaughnessy allowed Ashton skipper Sam Baird the freedom of Bower Fold to tap home the equaliser from six yards...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online bettingbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

free bets

More in Northern Premier League

  • Athletic inching closer to history

    Oscar Fletcher believes Redcar Athletic have found ‘the right mix’ as they close in on a historic promotion into the Northern Premier League Premier Division.

  • Classy Rylands turn on style

    By Dave Burnett HIGH-FLYING Warrington Rylands turned in an impressive display to run out victors at Leek. The home side had the first effort on target when Alex Hurst’s snapshot flew just wide of the upright Undeterred, Rylands controlled large parts of the first half, evidenced by the 6-0 corner...

  • BEDWORTH UNITED 0 ANSTEY NOMADS 2

    DIV 1 MIDLANDS By Guy Oddy ■ ANSTEY cemented their second position in the table with a nervy win on the road. A goalless first half produced very few opportunities on goal, but the visitors didn’t panic finally taking the lead after 58 minutes when silky link-up play resulted in...

  • BATTY’S STUNNER EARNS A POINT…

    DIV 1 EAST HALLAM 1 BRIDLINGTON TOWN 1 By Mark Steed IN THE battle of the mid-table, Hallam and Bridlington Town played out a draw. The hosts took the lead after 17 minutes when Brandon Bradbury found the bottom corner of the goal with a great strike from the edge...