Rossington Main player-manager Lee Holmes holds the ball up. Photo: White Rose Photos
Rossington Main became the first team to have a point taken off them by struggling Lincoln Moorlands Railway following the 1-1 draw at Oxford Street.
Perennial crisis club Lincoln were looking to arrest a slide of six consecutive Toolstation NCEL Division One defeats and a second half equaliser earned them a point.
Rossington were aiming to bounce back from the 5-0 defeat at Glasshoughton Welfare – a match that they had created a whole host of chances in, but somehow succumbed to a heavy score-line.
Former Matlock Town midfielder Jason Stokes appeared to have set Rossington on their route back to winning ways with the opener – a powerful strike that was too strong and had too much height for Lincoln goalkeeper Craig Turner.
Ward Wisdom-Lockwood scores for Lincoln after beating the offside trap. Picture: White Rose Photos
Instead of collapsing, Lincoln fought back and almost levelled when Rossington defender Phil Blunt had to clear the ball off-the-line.
Lincoln did eventually equalise on the hour as Ward Wisdom-Lockwood was able to beat the offside before sliding the ball low and hard past goalkeeper Simon Dye.
Rossington Main: Dye, Harte, Blunt, Johnson, Bucknall, Woodhall, Bilton, Pendleton (captain), Holmes, Marquis, Stokes. Subs: Humphreys, Wooten, Thompson, Hatton, Wildey.
Lincoln Moorlands Railway: Turner, Locking, Coyde, Shaw (captain), Warman, Triffitt, Nicholson, Andrews, Mackie, Wisdom-Lockwood, Booty. Subs: Nuttall, Gregory, Driver.
Referee: Drew Dutton
Attendance: 110
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