Cray Wanderers capitalise after Stockport goalkeeper Luca Ashby-Hammond sees red
Stockport goalkeeper Luca Ashby-Hammond was sent off for a challenge outside his box, and Alex Hernandez doubled Cray Wanderers' lead from the resulting free-kick.
Stockport were reduced to 10 men when goalkeeper Luca Ashby-Hammond was shown a straight red card following a challenge on the edge of the penalty area. The dismissal left Stockport a man short for the remainder of the match.
From the free-kick that followed, Alex Hernandez struck to double Cray Wanderers' lead, a goal described in the source as a fantastic free-kick. The sequence turned one incident into both a numerical disadvantage for Stockport and a two-goal cushion for Cray.
The source does not give the score at the time of the red card, the minute of either incident, the final result or the competition round beyond a reference to FA Cup first-round action. Those details are therefore not confirmed here.
The source also carries no post-match reaction from either manager, no comments from the goalkeeper or Hernandez, and no supporter quotes. Any assessment of how the sending-off changed the contest or how Cray managed their advantage would be opinion rather than verified fact.
Coverage of the incident is limited: the source notes that the video content is not available in all locations and that it is available to UK users only, so some viewers cannot access the footage described.
