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Hayes suffer Police brutality

SOUTHERN SOUTH
HAYES & Y0 MET POLICE 2
By Tim Fuell
STAR MAN: Jake Sheppard (Met Police) ENTERTAINMENT: DEPLETED Hayes & Yeading struggled to compete with a well-organised, well drilled Met Police who made the most of their chances and deservedly took all three points.
After having the better of the opening exchanges the visitors were ahead in the sixth minute when Alex Fisher’s cross from the left found Jack Mazzone unmarked and he guided the ball inside thefar post from five yards out.
The lead was doubled on 27 minutes. A Met Police free-kick halfway down the right edge of ...

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