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Mitchell inspires a Boro success

HARROW BORO 4 BASINGSTOKE TN 2
By Brian Walter

HARROW came from behind to register their first home win in the league since September in a highly entertaining game at Earlsmead.
Liam Ferdinand headed the visitors in front in only the third minute when left unmarked in the middle of the Harrow area.
Reece Mitchell drew the hosts level in the 22nd minute. Dropping his shoulder to create space on the edge of the area, he curled a low shot into the far corner.
Mitchell turner provider in the 29th minute. Feeding Lucas Sinclair from close to the byline, the ex-Chesham man made no mista...

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