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Macclesfield 3-2 Gainsborough Trinity: Silkman Curran grabs a double

A FIRST-HALF brace for Macclesfield midfielder Alex Curran helped the Silkmen on their way to a comfortable victory over Gainsborogh Trinity.
Macclesfield

By Kallum Bates

MACCLESFIELD 3
Curran 23, 33, Hardy 76

GAINSBORO’ T 0

BIG TENS: Alex Curran (left) and James Hardy celebrate Hardy’s goal
PICTURE: Danny

A FIRST-HALF brace for Macclesfield midfielder Alex Curran helped the Silkmen on their way to a comfortable victory over Gainsborogh Trinity.
The Silkmen had to wait 22 minutes for the opener. Brandon Lee received the ball on the right and drilled a low cross into Curran, who fired the ball past Dylan Wharton.
The hosts were in the ascendancy and added a second 10 minutes later. Curran’s second came after high pressing from Tom Peers ...

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