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GUNSON BLASTS VISITORS

By Tony Croft
DIVISION ONE SOUTH ROUND-UP
BLACKFIELD & Langley remain in the box seat in Division One South after convincingly humbling Highworth Town 3-0.
Midway through the first period, the Watersiders saw a free-kick charged down but the ball was recycled and the resultant cross looped invitingly for Adam Tomasso to head in from seven years.
The hosts were in full control and just past the half-hour mark, the pressure told when Charlie Gunson nodded home from Ryan Oatley’s delivery.
And then, with five minutes to go, Sami Makhloufi received a short corner and fired home to rou...

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