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HOSTS DUCK FOR COVER AFTER LOSS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2023

DIV 1 CENTRAL
WARE 2 AYLESBURY UTD 3
By Stephen King

TWO late goals brought Aylesbury United their first win at Ware since 1969 and continued their run of good results against sides in the top half of the division.
It was hard to deny them taking something from the game after going two behind at the start of the second half.
The first was dominated by hard working defences. The best of few chances fell to United’s Kwai MarshBrown who skied the ball over an open Ware goal.
It all changed after the break as Ware took an early two-goal lead through Liam Dulson and Ramiah Mills...

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