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FIVE-STAR HERSHAM ARE JUST HERSHAM TOO HOT

FIVE-STAR HERSHAM

DIV 1 S. CENTRAL
By Nick Wilson

AT THE SUMMIT: Walton & Hersham celebrate with fans after leapfrogging Basingstoke to the top of the table
PICTURE: Gary House

WALTON & H’HAM 5
Simon 22, Gough 45, Kelly 73, Mills 82, Adeyemi 87
BASINGSTOKE T 1
Reid 52

UP AND RUNNING: Prolific striker Eddie Simon fires Walton & Hersham in front

WALTON and Hersham emphatically took top spot from Basingstoke, running away with the game after a hotly disputed third goal and red card for Stoke defender Billy Upton.
After a cagey opening, Walton took the initiative, Teo Kurtara...

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