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RELEGATED STAINES IN HORROR SHOWING

HARTLEY WINTNEY 7
STAINES TOWN 0
By David Graham
HARTLEY Wintney recorded a resounding win over luckless Staines Town, who were consigned to relegation as a result.
Steven Duff made progress down the left on 13 minutes and his cross was blasted into the net from close range by Marley Ridge.
The home side passed up several chances before extending the lead on 18 minutes. A free kick was awarded some 25 yards from goal.
Josh Webb stepped up and sent in an unstoppable shot.
Duff, Mikey Campbell and Mitchell Parker combined well with the latter finishing.
Hartley added a fourth two minutes late...

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