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JOMBATI AT THE DOUBLE AS WHITES MARCH ON

DIDCOT TOWN 1 SALISBURY 2
By Stewart Unsworth

SALISBURY maintained their early season promotion drive by securing victory over Didcot at the Loop Meadow.
The match was a good deal closer than predicted given 19 places separate the sides, Salisbury being workmanlike rather than impressive in seeing off their dogged opponents.
The Whites side took the lead midway through the first half.
A free-kick out on the right was centred and former Wycombe centre-back Sido Jombati was afforded more than enough room to guide a header into the top corner. The Railwaymen almost replied immediately...

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