Step 4

MOSSLEY KEEP RUN GOING WITH DRAW

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

MOSSLEY 1
TRAFFORD 1
By Matthew Hayton
MOSSLEY maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a hard fought draw.
The Lilywhites created the better chances in the opening period with Elliot Harrison and Adam Latham denied by Grant Shenton.
The deadlock was broken on 55 minutes when Ellis played in Latham who produced a brilliant finish. Tom Dean almost made it two but saw his effort hooked off the line.
Trafford levelled on the hour when a deflection fell to Scott Sephton who headed home.
Mossley created the better chances in the closing stages with Trafford looking dangerous on the bre...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in Step 4

Bowers re-build on track for Luke

Bowers & Pitsea joint-boss Luke Wilson wants his side to keep ‘pulling up trees’ in the Isthmian North – but also remember how far they’ve come in a short space of time.
Millers eye more fun in the sun

Joint-boss Mark Harvey pinpoints a pre-season jolly to Benidorm as a key factor behind Carlton Town’s storming campaign – and they’re planning an even bigger party in the sun next summer too!
VOLLEY SETTLES IT FOR THE BAY

DIV 1 S.EAST A STUNNING late volley gave Herne Bay a fortunate point in their clash against HERNE BAY 2 Broadbridge Heath. BROADBRIDGE HTH 2 The visitors started the By John Bathurst game in bright fashion, and deserved their lead just before half-time, as Charlie with a low drive. ilton...
BRAVE U’S HIT BY BARECK’S DOUBLE TAKE

By Edward Colman DIV 1 NORTH CAMBRIDGE CITY 2 BOWERS & PITSEA 3 CAMBRIDGE CITY were left to rue a dramatic afternoon as they fell to a home defeat against Bowers & Pitsea despite a spirited late rally. Former Lillywhites forward Michael Bareck proved the decisive figure, scoring twice and...