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GLOSSOP CALLUM DOUBLE TROUBLE

By Liam Amos
GLOSSOP 3 GOOLE 1
CALLUMChippendale scored two as Glossop North End beat Goole.
Chippendale’s first goal came from a Glossop corner when Goole failed to clear the ball and was bundled into the net.
The first half ended at 1- 0 after the heroics of Ben Saynor in the Goole goal, including one fantastic double save.
Goole started the second half the brighter team and were rewarded with a goal for Declan Howe.
Glossop responded by increasing the pressure and a late tackle on Courtney Meppen-Walter resulted in a penalty converted by Chippendale.
A finely curled shot by Jack Hi...

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