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TERRORS FIGHTBACK NARROWS THE GAP

By Will Jennings
NORTH & SOUTH
CENTRAL R-UP
A CHAOTIC first half saw Tooting & Mitcham deliver a hammer blow to Ware’s Isthmian South Central promotion charge with a pivotal 2-1 victory.
The Terrors were forced to do it the hard way, overturning an early deficit with a 20-minute blitz to cut the gap between them and the away side to just two points at the business end of the table.
It was a perfect start for Ware, seizing the lead on just four minutes when midfielder Harry Watkins fired in a fizzing low drive from 12 yards to leave the hosts with an uphill battle. But they res...

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