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Watts is on hand to apply the gloss

HUNGERFORD TOWN 3 BRACKNELL TOWN 1
By Martyn Leach

A LATE goal from Elis Watts secured the points in this Berkshire derby on Good Friday, with the result kept Hungerford’s play-off hopes alive
The slippery and gusty conditions played a huge part in Hungerford’s opening goal in the ninth minute.
Louie Paget hit a ball towards the Bracknell goal from his own half.
The wind caught it and Bracknell’s keeper Michael Eacott found himself stranded as the ball sailed into the net.
Soon after, Bracknell had a chance of their own when Joe Grant fired the ball towards Ry...

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