League Two

Cumbrians drought is finally at an end

by
The LeaguePaper Team
2 April 2017

By Chris Spittles

CARLISLE revived their push for the playoffs as they ended a 702-minute goal drought to beat struggling Yeovil and move up to seventh spot.
The Cumbrians had earned just one point from seven games before heading to Somerset, a run that saw them slip outside the all-important top seven.
But John O’Sullivan’s headed goal on 16 minutes visibly lifted their confidence and Reggie Lambe made sure of victory after the home side had Ben Whitfield sent off.
Boss Keith Curle said: “Let’s be honest, it wasn’t a great game.
“I don’t think i...

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