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DUCKS IN A ROW ON DAY ONE

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SOUTH’N CENTRAL ROUND-UP
By Richard Dore

ON TARGET: Sonny French

AYLESBURY United began their campaign with a comfortable win at the Meadow as they downed Kempston Rovers 3-1 in Chesham. The Ducks dominated early on and had their first goal of the season after 30 minutes as Sonny French lobbed Martin Conway after a sublime pass from Matt Peake-Pijnen.
The visitors put on plenty of pressure but the score remained 1-0 at half-time, until just after the hour when Harry Jones showed great composure to double the lead.
Peake-Pijnen made it three on 78 minutes with a well-taken goal and ...

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