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TRICKY NICKY LIFTS ANGELS

TONBRIDGE ANG 2
WORTHING 1
By Jim Rowe
ANGELS deserved the points and should have won the game more comfortably.
The home side were in charge through most of the first half with a decent chance for Alex Akrofi as early as the fifth minute whose header went just over. Further chances for the home side came for Dan Thompson, who forced a good save from keeper Kieron Thorp, and a minute later Mitchell Nelson saw his header cleared off the line by Will Hendon.
Tonbridge opened the scoring in the 13th minute when the away defence failed to clear a Liam Smith cross and Nicky Wheeler was on hand t...

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