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Moses parts Town’s defence

HAYES & YEADING U 4 DORCHESTER T 0
By Tim Fuell

A FOUR-goal haul for Moses Emmanuel, including a first-half hat-trick against Dorchster Town, keeps Hayes and Yeading firmly in the play-off hunt.
Jamie Hanlon and Reece Cole had already gone close for United when, after 18 minutes, former United player Jordan Ngalo, bundled Hanlon over in the box. Emmanuel got off the mark by sending visiting goalkeeper Harry Dillon the wrong way from the resulting spot-kick.
With 32 minutes gone, Cole intercepted the ball in the middle of the Dorchester half and his incisive through ball saw Emm...

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