Southern Leagues

Reds come through in basement battle

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 February 2019

GRANTHAM TOWN 0
WORKINGTON 2
By Pat Nixon
WORKINGTON took all three points from this basement clash against Grantham.
Workington were the first to show as they went close on four minutes but Jason Walker was crowded out when well-placed and Grantham cleared off the line.
Grantham came back into the game with Danny Durkin firing wide and Ben Greenwood shooting over. Walker again shot wide for Workington before Grantham had appeals for a penalty turned down.
A Harry Millard strike was wellsaved by Workington keeper Aaran Taylor before Workington returned to the attack with Gary Thompson firin...

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