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Oliver’s in to provide late twist for Alex

By Tom Harle

STAR MAN OLIVER FINNEY Crewe
DAVID Artell didn’t see the true Crewe Alexandra, but was delighted their climb up the table carried on with a late win over AFC Wimbledon.
Oliver Finney’s injury-time clincher - coming just 80 seconds after Ryan Longman’s equaliser - made it three wins on the spin for Alex and five unbeaten.
Artell’s side have safely negotiated nine successive weeks with midweek games and the Crewe boss was delighted with a late show that lifted them to ninth spot.
“I don’t think anyone saw that ending coming,” Artell...

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