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Yellows keep it low to hit highs

By Andrew McNeill
FARNBOROUGH 2
WALTON CASUALS 1
THE game kicked-off at Cherrywood Road as a lusty gust of wind ripped off part of an advertising hoarding; both teams would have to battle the conditions and each other. Whoever handled this best would claim the spoils.
Against the wind, Walton scored first via a turn and shot from the edge of the box to the bottom corner by Rene Howe.
However it was the Yellows who went into the break with a single- goal lead having used the wind to their advantage.
Figuring that angled balls played low and long through the Walton defence would allow their d...

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