Step 4

FIVE-STAR FIELD EDGE A THRILLER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

DIV 1 STH CENTRAL
SOUTH PARK 4 WESTFIELD 5
By Nick Thatcher

WESTFIELD edged a ninegoal thriller at Whitehall Lane. The Sparks took the lead in the third minute through Aiden Brown’s shot which looped over Sonny Wheeler.
Westfield levelled in the 15th minute when Jacob Brekon headed home. Park restored their lead in the 22nd minute when Joe Haigh scored.
The visitors drew level in the 25th minute through Manolis Gogonas.
A short headed backpass allowed Breckon to lob Bracken to give Westfield the lead. Westfield made
it 4-2 when Lewis Jackson converted a cross from the...

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