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Invicta through in deja vu win

FOLKESTONE INV 3 N.GREENFORD U 1
By Richard Murrill

GOALS from Josh Vincent, Ibrahim Olutade and Kadell Daniel gave Folkestone Invicta victory after Joe Mills had equalised for North Greenford United direct from a second-half corner.
It was a repeat of the scoreline from the two clubs’ only previous meeting six years ago to the day here at the same stage of the competition. Vincent opened the scoring in the 12th minute when he headed in a Nathan Green cross from the left which means that the Invicta right-back has now scored in 15 consecutive seasons.
But Mills equalised in t...

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