Brighouse’s costly penalty miss

By The Newsroom
Published 19th Oct 2014, 10:14 GMT

Brighouse Town’s first ever appearance in the FA Trophy, non-league football’s elite knockout competition, ended in disappointment yesterday.

Paul Quinn’s side, who played in the FA Vase prior to last season’s promotion to the Evo Stik Northern Premier, were beaten 1-0 at home by Ossett Town.

Actions from the game, Brighouse Town v Thackley at St Giles Road. James Hurtley makes another run.placeholder image
Actions from the game, Brighouse Town v Thackley at St Giles Road. James Hurtley makes another run.

The pair are 13th and 14th in Division One North and are yet to meet this season.

The key spell in the game came during five minutes in the middle of the second half.

Town won a penalty when James Hurtley was fouled but Ryan Hall’s effort hit a post.

Shortly after Dave Morris scored what proved to be the winner for Ossett with a free-kick.

Brighouse, who have now lost seven out of their last 10 games, host a Clitheroe side two places below them in the league next Saturday.

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