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St Neots Town 2-1 Wantage Town: Saints alive with hard earned win

ST NEOTS took full points in a match they were never going to lose, but flattered to deceive against a pallid visiting side, before conceding a late careless goal.
Peter Gill

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By John Walker

■ ST NEOTS took full points in a match they were never going to lose, but flattered to deceive against a pallid visiting side, before conceding a late careless goal.
After a positive opening they went ahead in the 21st minute when Kwai Marsh-Brown collected a pass from Elliott Sartorious to fire past the visiting keeper from 25 yards.
Five minutes later the impressive Charley Barker doubled the lead and St Neots looked set for a big score.
However, visiting keeper Joseph Gorman was in fine form, saving well from Sartorious and Mamadou Job.
Wantage were handed an...

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