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Visitors are sent through the Mill

By NLP Reporter
TILBURY 3
AVELEY 0
IN-FORM Tilbury stuck a spanner in Aveley’s works, humbling the promotion-chasing Millers to rack up their fourth win in five games.
Aveley saw Dan Humphreys sent off midway through the second period for an alleged headbutt on Kris Newby – coach George Young was also sent off by the referee in the aftermath – and the Dockers took full advantage.
Oliver Spooner had already given Tilbury the lead on the half-hour mark when the Millers were reduced to 10 men.
Then, with 17 minutes to go, Aveley goalkeeper David Hughes attempted to cut out a ...

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