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Coleman’s comeback kings cut mustard

By Jamie Bowman

COMEBACK kings Accrington wiped out a two-goal deficit at home for the second game in a row as John Coleman’s men moved back into promotion contention with a stirring win over Stevenage.
Skipper Sean McConville’s wonderful free-kick got Stanley back into the match after goals from Matthew Godden and Mark McKee, before Billy Kee and a deflected shot from McConville clinched a crucial victory.
“I’m delighted with the character and the comeback,” said Coleman.
“There was no way on earth we deserved to be 2-1 down let alone 2-0 down.
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