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ALFIE’S AT THE DOUBLE TO FIRE LATICS

PAPA JOHN’S TROPHY MIDWEEK ROUND-UP
By John Lyons

HAT-TRICK HERO: Shrewsbury’s Shilow Tracey scores the winner at Crewe

SMILES BETTER: Oldham’s Alfie McCalmont celebrates putting Oldham 2-1 up against Bradford
PICTURE: PA Images

A LFIE McCalmont struck twice late on as Oldham finished with a perfect record in Northern Group F – and sent Bradford tumbling out.
Harry Kewell’s Latics already knew they were through to the knockout stages, but they were still eager to make it three wins from three. Davis Keillor-Dunn gave them a seventh-minute lead, but a W...

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