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CABLES LEFT IN THE DARK

By Mark Richards
WEST ROUND-UP
IT WAS a game that finished in pitch darkness after floodlight failure but Market Drayton Town and Prescot Cables illuminated Greenfields with a captivating 4-4 draw. Cables opened the scoring on seven minutes with a lovely finish from Jack Lenehan, who smashed the ball into the roof of the net to give the visitors the lead.
The home side were level just before the halfhour after a mistake at the back allowed Desean Martin to curl the ball past Ben Barnes. And the Gingerbread Men took the lead on 39 minutes after Luke Griffiths headed the ball past his own kee...

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