Taylor Charters, left, congratulates opening goalscorer Omari Patrick (photo: Barbara Abbott) Walsall 0 Carlisle United 2: Omari Patrick and Joshua Kayode scored in either half as Carlisle United made a winning start to 2021 - and went top of League Two. With teenage Cumbrian Taylor Charters impressing on his full league debut, Carlisle had too much for the Saddlers in an impressive away showing. Patrick rifled home on 27 minutes after being teed up by Charters. Kayode then made it two 12 minutes from time as the Blues reached the summit for the first time since November 2016. Forest Green s abandoned game in the second half against Oldham meant United s win was enough to take Chris Beech s side top.
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Latics out of luck as the woodwork thwarts Kewell s battlers Date published: 16 December 2020
Latics boss Harry Kewell
Latics impressive recent run was checked by Walsall last night, as the Saddlers triumphed 3-2 at Boundary Park.
Home boss Harry Kewell felt his side were unlucky not to take anything from a game in which they were thwarted by the woodwork THREE times.
“We just didn’t quite have enough in the end, admitted Kewell.
“It’s a disappointing outcome of course, but my lads gave it everything and I won’t be critical of them after that performance.
“Maybe we just put a little bit too much pressure on ourselves at times.