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Gills share the spoils as Stanley spill lead

Gills share

By Matthew Harcup

ACCRINGTON ST 1
Walton 67
ACCRINGTON: Kelly 6, Matthews 6, Rawson 7, Smith 7, Love 7, Coyle 7, Grant 6, Woods 7, Sinclair 7, Walton 8 (Mooney 84), Caton 6 (Woods 58, 6). Subs not used: Wright, Henderson, Popoola, Brown, Conneely.

GILLINGHAM 1
Matthews 79 (og)
GILLINGHAM: Morris 6, Hutton 6, Masterson 6, Ogie 8, Clark 7, McKenzie 7, Little 7, Dack 6 (Khumbeni 73, 6), Williams 6 (Andrews 73, 6), Gbode 6 (Gale 85), Nevitt 6 (Wyllie 80, 6). Subs not used: Turner, Smith, Coleman.
ACCRINGTON Stanley manager John Doolan was left feeling “deflated”, af...

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