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RED AT THE DOUBLE BUT STILL SHINE

SALISBURY 4 NORTH LEIGH 2
By Ray Pearce WHITES SEE

SALISBURY finished the game with nine players, four goals and all three points from their win against North Leigh.
A quick break down the left saw Dan Fitchett barged over in the area by Millers defender Zak Miller and Brandon Goodship stepped up to slam in the penalty to put the Whites in front after 25 minutes.
Just four minutes Salisbury failed to clear and Latrell Humphrey-Ewers slotted home an equaliser. And it was only a further three minutes later when Jordan Thomas struck to give North Leigh the lead. The fourth goal of the ...

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