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Holmes solves case at death

POOLE TOWN 3 HANWELL TOWN 2
By Peter Leppington

POOLE Town came back from two goals down to beat Hanwell in added time in a classic game of two halves.
Poole almost scored after five minutes when Toby Holmes’ cross hit the bar but Hanwell then broke quickly with Poole failing to clear and Mark Waters was unmarked in the centre and able to comfortably finish from their first attack.
Another quick break from Hanwell saw Moore’s excellent cross found Kweku-Conrad Lucan for an easy tap in.
Poole got back in to the game against the run of play from a corner which Jamie Wh...

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