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GRIFFITHS THE PENALTY HERO

By Ben Clarke
NEEDHAM MARKET 1 TOOTING & MITCHAM UTD 0
A STOPPAGE-TIME penalty from Jamie Griffiths was the only difference between the two sides at Bloomfields as Needham Market took all three points.
The result should all but confirm Needham’s survival, but defeat for Tooting means they have work to do in order to stay up.
In a first half of few chances, it was the visitors who had the better of the opportunities, with Juevan Spencer and Peter Wedgeworth being the standout players for Tooting & Mitcham.
Needham’s Luke Ingram was replaced by Adam Mills at the interval a...

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