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STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 3 WITTON ALBION 0

DIV 1 WEST
By Taran Dhamrait

■ STALYBRIDGE Celtic made it three wins in a row as they overcame Witton Albion at Bower Fold.
In a game that saw Jon Macken face his former side, Stalybridge raced into an early lead after six minutes with Jack Irlam opening the scoring from six yards out.
Charlie Monks made a stunning save to deny James Bailie for Witton before Stalybridge doubled their lead.
Lewis Rawsthorn latched onto a through ball from Irlam, composing himself before firing a powerful strike into the net. The home side’s third came after 59 minutes, as Liam Tongue&...

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