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FERDINAND SETS UP WIN IN ’STOKE’S FLYING START

BASINGSTOKE T 2 DORCHESTER T 0
By Nick Wilson

BASINGSTOKE made it three wins from three to start the season as two second-half goals dispatched Dorchester.
’Stoke had the better of a goalless first half, despite Shaquille Gwengwe posing a threat on his return to the visitors’ line-up.
Chances were crafted by the hosts for Paul Hodges, Liam Ferdinand and George Reid, all saved comfortably by Noah Crisp.
The best chance came late in the half for Reid as Paul Hodges fashioned a wonderful volleyed pass to the winger’s feet, only for a last-ditch block the keep the ...

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