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Moss leaves Needham reeling

By Ben Clarke
NEEDHAM MARKET 0
HARROW BOROUGH 1
NEEDHAM Market ended a slightly disappointing home league campaign in all-toofamiliar style, suffering another Bloomfield defeat, this time against Harrow Borough.
The goal came courtesy of much-travelled striker Ryan Moss’s eighth-minute goal for the visitors.
Both sides started this end of season game well, with the Marketmen creating the first chance.
However, the first goal, and only goal, came from a move on the left which the Needham defence failed to deal with and the ball found its way to Moss, whose right-footed drive found the ...

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