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Reds hit the road happy

By Andrew Simpson

MICKLEOVER 1
WORKINGTON 3
THEY had a nightmare journey down to Derbyshire but Workington will have enjoyed the route back rather more as victors.
Defender Efe Ambrose twice missed a bus pickup on the M6 after starting his trip in snowy Scotland but he was there when the Cumbrians needed him on the pitch.
For Mickleover, it’s now seven successive defeats all told.
They trailed after eight minutes when Steven Rigg converted a penalty after he had been tripped.
Stuart Beavon went closest to an equaliser, heading wide from a Brandon Ferron cross, while at the...

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