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BEES BUZZING AFTER EASY WIN OVER CITY

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
CAMBRIDGE CITY 0 HARBOROUGH TN 3
By Andrew Dunn

CAMBRIDGE CITY fell to a heavy home defeat as Harborough Town returned home with maximum points.
There was nothing between the two teams for most of the first half. However, a minute before the break the Bees broke the deadlock when Ben Williams converted from the penalty spot.
It got worse for the hosts ten minutes into the second half when Rhys Hoenes was on hand to double the lead for the visitors. City boss Robbie Nightingale introduced substitutes as the hosts strived to get back into the contest. However, Dan For...

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