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FLYING OWLS LEAVE IT LATE

DIV 1 EAST
By David Simpson

CLEETHORPES TN 1
BRADFORD PA 0
A LATE goal saw Cleethorpes Town maintain their advantage at the summit of the East Division standings.
On a delightfully sunny day on the East Coast, chances were at a premium throughout a hard-fought and attritional contest.
The best opportunity of the first-half fell to the home side, but Brad Dockerty’s shot flashed a yard over the crossbar.
At the other end, Bradford Park Avenue’s Connor Shanks fired just wide for the visitors.
As time wore on, the home team were awarded a penalty following a clear ha...

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