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Mellon: We made it all too easy for Ammies

By Tom Bugby

Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Isaac Searle 6/10

OLDHAM ATH 1
Kavanagh 21
OLDHAM: Hudson 5, Scott-Morriss 6, Temple 5, Delaney 6 (Nevitt 75, 5) Monthe 6, Robson 6, Chilvers 6 (Drummond 45, 6) Norburn 6, Appiah-Forson 6, Fondop-Talom 6 (Fawunmi 80, 6) Kavanagh 7. Subs not used: Wilson, Pett, Sutton, Payne.
SALFORD CITY 4
Molyneux 5, N’Mai 19, Wiredu 57, Oluwo 84

SALFORD: Norris 6, Aimson 7, Scarr 7, Allen 7, Molyneux 6 (Garbutt 78, 7), Wiredu 8, Powell 8, Odoh 6 (Grant 62, 6), Woodburn 7 (Oluwo 62, 6), N’Mai 8 (Butcher 78, 6), L...

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