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DIV 1 CENTRAL

AYLESBURY UNITED 2 WARE 1 
By ian Pluck

SOUTHERN LEAGUE STEP 4HAVING secured their Step 4 status for another season after wins in their last two matches against Highworth Town and Biggleswade FC, the Ducks rounded off the season with a win against Ware FC.
The visitors started the day in fifth, hunting a win to secure a home play-off.
After an even first half, the Ducks gained a two-goal lead with efforts from Ezra Anthonio-Forde in the 70th minute and Tyriq Hunte in the 88th minute.
The visitors applied the pressure and had two chances cleared off the line, before substitute R...

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