Stafford Rangers maintain their unbeaten away record for the season as they keep a clean sheet in a tough trip to AFC Workington which included a superb performance from young goalkeeper Brad Caswell, who stepped up to the challenge impressively with Adam Whitehouse unavailable.

Boro had the first chance after a quiet opening to the game, Bradley Fortnam-Tomlinson was unlucky not to score as he was just short of reaching the ball at the back post, as a cross came in from the right by Rangers striker Dan Westwood.

Workington then had the best chance of a quiet first half, the hosts had a free kick in the 27th minute which was swung into the area missing everyone except Caswell who’s finger tip save kept the score line level.

Workington carried on pressuring the visitors when a swirling effort from Symington from long rage, but the Stafford keeper on debut was level to the shot.

Dan Westwood nearly made it 6 goals in 5 games, as the ball deflected into the path of the striker off a Workington defender, however Westwood was unable to get full control of the ball before the Workington keeper was able to claim it.

The last chance of the game came from the visitors, Kieran Morris’ header was just wide of the target.

Attendance: 419.