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PLAY-OFF CHARGE IS STILL ON

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By Dora Allday
EVO-STIK SOUTH ROUND-UP

WINNER: Ollie Brown-Hill

STAMFORD continued their push for the play-offs with a narrow 1-0 victory at Newcastle.
Callum Ball missed an easy chance for the visitors before Aaron Bott hit the bar and then the post for Castle.
Raajan Gill saved well for Castle, who suffered a blow at half time when Will Bailey went off injured.
The visitors had much the better of the second half as Town battled to repel the physical attacks from Stamford until 12 minutes from the end when Ollie Brown-Hill was on hand to slot home what proved to be the decisive moment o...

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