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Florent continues red-Hoti form but Cards are left out in cold

Florent continues

By Kelly Gilchrist

FC HALIFAX T 2

Summerfield 26, Hoti 31
WOKING 1
 
Lewis 71
THREE wins out of three made it an excellent week for FC Halifax Town as they edged out relegation-threatened Woking at The Shay.
Goals from Luke Summerfield – direct from a corner – and Florent Hoti capped a dominant first-half performance for the Shaymen.
Woking pulled one back through Dennon Lewis second half strike, but it wasn’t enough to take the Cards out of the bottom four.
“We were very good first half, we should have scored more and created some great chance...

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