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TEEN KEEPER RESISTANCE BROKEN BY FIGHTBACK

By David Ballheimer

HENDON 3
WIMBORNE TOWN 1
HENDON put in a dominant second-half performance to overcome a 1-0 interval deficit against Wimborne Town.
Wimborne, who have yet to beat Hendon, were indebted to teenage goalkeeper Billy Terrell, on a year’s loan deal from Bournemouth, for their half-time advantage.
Hamza Semakula, twice, from low shots and Sam Dreyer with a header were denied by saves, while Dreyer had another header cleared off the line.
While Hendon twice went close with headers from corners, in the 29th minute, a corner from Curtis Young was met with a free heade...

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