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HOME WOES CONTINUE FOR SORRY CITIZENS SIDE

WINCHESTER CITY 0 HENDON 2
By Malcolm Clarke

WINCHESTER again suffered disappointment on home soil, having picked up just five points from seven home games, as visitors Hendon put the to the sword.
Winchester started off the brighter of the two teams with an effort from Warren Bentley hitting the top of the cross bar and Bentley heading just wide from a cross by Ollie Balmer.
It was somewhat against the run of play that Hendon took the lead in the 21st minute, Billy Leonard converting a cross from Kai Brosnan.
Jordan Rose and Tommy Wright both came close for Winchester, while Hendo...

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