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HAMWORTHY UTD 3 LYMINGTON TOWN 2

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Tony Beck

■ A DISJOINTED Ham- can count worthy themselves rather fortunate to claim the win after twice letting their visitors back into the match.
Will Fletcher put the Hammers ahead early on, stabbing in Curtis Young’s low cross. Soon after, poor home defending put Town two on one with home keeper Tommy Scott, with Owen Fee slotting home.
With the clock still not yet on the quarter hour, the hosts restored their lead when Sam Griffin’s teasing cross to the far post was cleared only as far as Rhys Taylor for a clinical finish. After the break, To...

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