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EVO-STIK NPL NORTH & SOUTH

GLOSSOP NE 1
BAMBER BRIDGE 1
By Warren Nolan
HONOURS were even at Surrey Street in the third meeting between the sides this season.
Glossop took the lead with 16 minutes gone thanks to a header from Dale Johnson.
The rest of the half saw few chances, but in the second period both sides made changes.
On the hour, however, Bamber Bridge equalised with a close-range effort from Regan Linney.
Both sides then had a golden opportunity to win the game.
Max Leonard blazed over with an open goal beckoning from six yards out, while at the other end Johnny Diba, on his first start for Glossop, rescued...

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