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WORCESTER CITY 3 HINCKLEY LR 2

NPL MIDLANDS
By Phil Ellis

■WORCESTER saw off a spirited Hinckley comeback and held on for all three points in a five-goal thriller.
The hosts opened the scoring after 17 minutes when Elliott Hartley found Taylor Townsend,who went to on slot past Jake Laban.
Hartley hit the woodwork minutes later but Worcester deservedly doubled the lead after 24 minutes when Will Owens curled his free kick round the wall and in from 20 yards out.
Hinckley hit back after 64 minutes when Liam Read won a one-on-one battle with Haydn Whitcombe. But Elliott restored the two-goal lead just a minu...

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