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Georgie Kelly celebrates his goal
Georgie Kelly scored a late panelty as Carlisle United overcame Forest Green Rovers in the National League win Saturday.
The Tooban man netted in stoppage time for Mark Hughes’ side who won 4-2
A Regan Linney brace, alongside goals from Harvey Macadam and Kelly, secured the three points for the Blues despite strikes from Jayden Clarke and Harvey Bunker for Forest Green.
Carlisle led 2-1 at half-time, but Bunker restored parity early in the second half.
Macadam fired United into the lead in the 86th minute, striding onto Linney’s pass and hammering the ball home.
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The Blues were awarded a penalty in the 91st minute when Kelly was dragged to the ground in the penalty area, and he dispatched the following spot kick with ease to secure the win.
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