Isthmian Leagues

CRAY VALLEY PM 5 ASHFORD UTD 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 March 2023

DIV 1 S. EAST
By Steve Chapman

■ THE Millers continued their recent run of good form with an emphatic win against their promotion rivals.
At a chilly Artic Stadium the home side outclassed Ashford and stormed into a four-goal lead by the interval with two goals apiece by strike partners Ade Adeyemo and Adam Coombes.
The game was effectively over as a spectacle minutes into the second half when Adeyemo completed his hattrick with a magnifi cent longrange shot that fl ashed past keeper Jacob Russell into the top corner of the net. Coombes missed his chance for his treble when he ...

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