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DUNCAN’S PATH TO GLORY

PLYMOUTH P’WAY 1 HANWELL TOWN 2
By Gavin Lloyd

ON a scorching September Saturday, it was Hanwell who took the three points in a tight and evenly contested game. The game started slowly with neither side able to get a foothold and neither goalkeeper being called into action.
The defences were rarely tested as the game turned into an attritional midfield battle. Midway through the half there was a lengthy stoppage in play as Hanwell’s Elliot Benyon picked up a nasty-looking head injury and was unable to continue.
As the half drew to a close, nine added minutes was shown ...

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