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ECCLESHILL UTD 0 FC HALIFAX TN B 6

ECCLESHILL United’s poor run of form continued as they were outclassed 6-0 at home by Yorkshire rivals FC Halifax Town B, in National League U19 Alliance Division H on Wednesday.
United went into the game having won only once since November and sitting second from bottom. Town, however had previously won four out of their last six in all competitions, but only sat one place above Eccleshill in 10th position in Division H.
Prolific Lewis Barlow scored four for the Shaymen, upping his goal tally to 12 in 12 appearances this season, putting him fourth in league’s scoring c...

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