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CURFEWS’ CHAMPION DREAMS ON HOLD

CURFEWS’ CHAMPION

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Nick Taylor

HANWORTH V 1
Djouadj 20
CHERTSEY T 2
Collins 24, Botti 45
CHERTSEY Town travelled to Hanworth Villa’s Rectory Meadow home, knowing that if results were to go their way at the end of 90 minutes play, their wait for the league title could finally come to fruition.
The visitors kicked off and looked to take the game to the hosts, a free-kick in the first minute for Hanworth’s Louis Collins felling Louis Degand on the left wing. The free-kick that then resulted from that fould was swung in, but Villa keeper Harvey Rackley-Hayes was on h...

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