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Warrington Rylands 2-0 Lancaster City: Neil Reynolds delighted with victory over promotion rivals

RY SMILES ALL ROUND: Warrington Rylands celebrate scoring against Lancaster City PICTURE: John Hopkins

By Garry Clarke

Warrington Rylands 2
Smith 23, B. Hardcastle 90

Lancaster City 0
Warrington Rylands snapped their three-match winless run with a hard-earned victory over fellow promotion contenders Lancaster City, a performance manager Neil Reynolds described as “fantastic”.
“We defended well in the second half,” said Reynolds. “For all their play and numerous set-pieces, we were not really troubled.
“I’m delighted. We knew how good they are, and we had to be at our best, and we played some good football," Reynolds added.
The result sees Warrington Rylands move up to third and bolsters t...

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