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SHERWOOD COLLIERY 1 ASHINGTON 1

DIV 1 EAST
By Phil Kirkland

■ SHERWOOD Colliery succumbed to a late equaliser to share the points after a pulsating match.
The Wood started the game brightly and in the 42nd minute Lewis Belgrave was fouled in the penalty area giving Carter Widdowson the chance to give the hosts the lead. He duly dispatched the spot-kick for his second goal of the season.
The second period began with Ashington looking to get back on terms. In the 53rd minute a longrange effort by Ashington struck the crossbar. The pressure was mounting and finally told after 88 minutes when Ryan Wombwell reac...

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