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BOSTIK NORTH & SOUTH

By Trevor Gilbert
BARKING 2
WALTHAM ABBEY 3
WALTHAM Abbey took all three points against Bostik North newcomers Barking in a five-goal thriller at Mayesbrook Park.
Abbey took the lead after ten minutes Billy Holland’s volley took a wicked deflection before hitting the net.
Ben O’Brien headed the equaliser six minutes later.
Waltham capitalised on a loose ball in the box after 75 minutes to lead, which was doubled when Christain Assombalonga capitalised on Barking’s attacking push.
But the hosts were to have a consolation, with Billy Jones scoring a penalty in the game&rsquo...

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