Isthmian Leagues

HANWELL TOWN 3 UXBRIDGE 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 January 2022

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Malcolm Paice

■ HANWELL narrowed the gap between themselves and local rivals Uxbridge to a single point with this well-deserved victory.
The first half was dominated by the defences and, at the interval, only a Harry Rush tap-in, after Tom Collins had had his close-range effort scrambled off the line, separated the sides.
The second half was more entertaining and Hanwell doubled their advantage eight minutes in, when Jack Hutchinson drilled a pass from the hard-working skipper Rush into the bottom corner. Hanwell had a number of chances to make the game s...

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