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Towners construct winning formula

By Sam Skilton
WORTHING 0
ENFIELD TOWN 3
ENFIELD Town strengthened their play-off ambitions and leapfrogged their hosts in the process as they secured a comfortable win at out-of form Worthing.
A double from Matt Johnson and a Billy Bricknell strike put the Towners back on the right path after a difficult start to the year.
Early on, Enfield had the better of the chances as Worthing keeper Kleton Perntreou made a string of spectacular saves to deny both Aaron Greene and Bricknall.
Nevertheless, the home side’s resistance couldn’t quite last until half-time as Bricknell latched o...

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