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UXBRIDGE 4 SUTTON COMMON R 0

DIV 1 STH CENTRAL
By Rian Strange

UXBRIDGE took all three points with a scintillating win at home.
They took the lead in the 12th minute when nice play around the edge of the box ended with Alex Witham placing the ball into the bottom-right corner.
Uxbridge continued to dominate the game and doubled their lead ten minutes later when Ezra Ndukuba flicked home precisely into the far corner.
The home side were continuously on the front foot with Sutton seemingly accepting the loss. Ndukuba scored a second just before half-time from a rebound off the crossbar and Wilson Chingoka settle...

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