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Brave Martyrs thankful to Lewis

MERTHYR TOWN 2 HARROW BORO 2
By Simon Grigor

BOTH sides could be said to have ‘got out of jail’ in a rip-roaring game at Penydarren Park, with Harrow dominating the first 70 minutes, but then hanging on for dear life due to a late Martyrs comeback.
Jacob Knightbridge in the Harrow goal made a good early save from Lewis Powell, but Borough began to take charge and, after a string of corners, went in front in the 32nd minute.
Isiah-Noel-Williams and Montel Brown created an opportunity for George Moore to hit a precise shot into the bottom corner from the edge of the box...

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