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A happy Hol-iday as Town move up

WHITBY TOWN 1 MORPETH TOWN 2
By Andrew Snaith

JOEL Holvey’s strike, seven minutes before half-time, proved crucial as Morpeth dragged themselves out of the relegation zone.
Whitby might think it was highway robbery from the Highwaymen, after missing a host of chances to get something out of the game, but Gary Liddle’s side only have themselves to blame as their poor home record continued to end 2025.
However, it was the Blues who started brightest with the lively Donald Chimalilo forcing Dan Langley to save low down, inside three minutes. Langley then denied Jake Charl...

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