Stratford Town’s over-50s moved to the top of the Worcestershire Walking Football League table after a dramatic 3-2 win over Worcester City Walkers.
Paul Marsh put Stratford ahead after he unleased a superb long‑range strike that nestled neatly into the bottom corner.
Worcester responded quickly, with Lee Barrington firing in an equally impressive effort to level the match in what was proving to be a tight, competitive encounter.
Shortly after half‑time, Worcester took the lead when Kevin Palmer coolly converted a penalty, putting Stratford under real pressure. But Stratford were soon back on level terms as Paul Clarke turned sharply and drilled a left‑footed shot into the net after good work from Ade Parsons.
The real drama, however, unfolded in the final five minutes.

Worcester were awarded a second penalty, but this time Warren Smith produced a brilliant save, pushing the ball onto the post before gathering the rebound.
His quick thinking sparked a rapid counter‑attack, releasing Gerard McCluskie, whose long‑range pass picked out Clarke.
From the tightest of angles, Clarke somehow squeezed the ball home to complete a stunning comeback and secure all three points.
There were solid debuts for Matt Deakin and Steve Wood, while Mark Roughton worked tirelessly up and down the line throughout.
A dramatic ending, a huge team effort, and Stratford snatching a win from the jaws of defeat.
Source: https://www.stratford-herald.com/sport/stratford-go-top-after-late-drama-9483763/