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COLSON IS THE HERO AS WHITES EASE TO VICTORY

By Alec Hayter
SALISBURY 4 DORCHESTER T 1
THE WHITES made it six points from two outings with a hard earned win over Dorchester.
That could easily have been the margin at half-time but The Magpies made life awkward after the break. Both sides could have scored in the first two minutes, Tom Bath clattering the woodwork in the first minute and Toby Holmes missing a good one-on-one chance seconds later.
Salisbury dominated the rest of the half, Ollie Knowles lofting on to the roof of the net and Nathanial Oseni missing at the far post.
The hosts took the lead after 26 minutes when Holmes easil...

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