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AYLESBURY UNITED 1 HANWELL TOWN 0

By Kevin Foster
HANWELL Town could have little complaints after leaving Aylesbury United with no points.
In a scrappy affair, the visitors had the better of the first half, and it was against the run of the play when Lea Coulter opened the scoring.
He profited from a ball in from the left, opening the account for the afternoon as it remained 1-0 at the break.
Aylesbury took that display into the second half, with the game a struggle to watch at times for the neutral and casual fan.
Hanwell’s bid for parity was thwarted by injury, but in truth just the one goal scoreline flattered them...

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