Sub-lime joy for Adders in cup tie town should never forget

By Nick Hudson

13th Feb 2020 | Local Sport

Sheer delight: As Atherstone Town's players celebrate THAT moment with their travelling fans
Sheer delight: As Atherstone Town's players celebrate THAT moment with their travelling fans
Sam's the man: The irrespressible Sam belcher sets Adders on their way
Sam's the man: The irrespressible Sam belcher sets Adders on their way
Three's a crowd: Atherstone players tighten their grip on the FA Vase game
Three's a crowd: Atherstone players tighten their grip on the FA Vase game
Keeping the dream alive: Teenage replacement for the replay Aiden Jeynes
Keeping the dream alive: Teenage replacement for the replay Aiden Jeynes
Save part one: Down to his left, Aiden Jeynes stops the Mark Luke penalty
Save part one: Down to his left, Aiden Jeynes stops the Mark Luke penalty
Save part two: The ball spin across the goal and Aiden Jeynes collects for a second time
Save part two: The ball spin across the goal and Aiden Jeynes collects for a second time
Cooal hand; Adam Goodby ready to rewrite history
Cooal hand; Adam Goodby ready to rewrite history
Back of the net: And the Wembley dream is all over for the home side
Back of the net: And the Wembley dream is all over for the home side
They're off: Wild scenes of pure elation for players and fans alike
They're off: Wild scenes of pure elation for players and fans alike
Selfie assured: Thumbs up from chairman Brian Henny, subject of an impromptu selfie
Selfie assured: Thumbs up from chairman Brian Henny, subject of an impromptu selfie

Armchair fans of giant-killing Atherstone Town can sit back and admire the night of glory they missed, courtesy of Nub News.

Thanks to club photographer Gary McGuffog we can help you relive or delight for the first time over an FA Vase victory that will live long in the memory.

Adders are keeping their feet on the ground but a trip to Wembley can be achieved with two more successes in the competition.

The last eight beckons with a mouthwatering home tie against Northern League Division One side Consett AFC and it's the "team wot won it" after an nailbiting replay against Worcester City went to extra time and then penalties.

Sam Belcher put the Adders into a deserved lad before Luke English equalised to take the tie overall into 240 minutes of ebb and flow.

Atherstone youngster Aiden Jeynes set up the penalty shoot-out win with a double save from crestfallen Luke Rowe. He dived correctly to his left to take smothering it.

Up stepped cooL-hand second-half substitute Adam Goodby with a penalty into the top right hand corner to guide Adders that bit nearer to Wembley Way.

To see all the pictures, click on the white dot at the bottom of the main photo.

     

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