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AMMIES LEAVE IT OH SO LATE

AMMIES LEAVE

By Andy Giblin

LATE TWIST: Nathan Pond rises above the Bromley defence to head in the winner and celebrates, inset
PICTURES: Greig Bertram

TWO late goals broke Bromley hearts as Salford City came from behind to pick up three vital points in their pursuit of Leyton Orient at the top of the table.
JJ Hooper’s penalty gave the Ravens a shock lead five minutes from time but headers from Lois Maynard and Nathan Pond saved the day and propelled the Ammies back into second, a point adrift of the leaders.
“That’s one hell of a way to win a football match,” sai...

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