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Four-star Tilbury ease past Derham

By Anthony Brown
TILBURY 4
DEREHAM TOWN 2
LEWIS Smith and Thomas Barton scored twice each as Tilbury heaped more misery onto bottom club Dereham Town with a second-half brace in a six-goal cracker. Dereham took the lead through David Hinton after 21 minutes when he drilled in low from the edge of the box.
Their lead did not last long though as Smith escaped down the right and he cut back to his left and fired a low shot past the keeper.
Dereham almost took the lead on the stroke of half time and went in at the break full of confidence, but that was quickly undone by Barton.
He tapped his fi...

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