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HEATHEN’S FIERY DOUBLE FRIES GREENS

DIV 1 CENTRAL
FLACKWELL HEATH 2 KIDLINGTON 0
By Davy Grossman

FLACKWELL Heath scored twice in a minute during the first half – enough to see off visitors Kidlington.
The early chances went the visitors’ way with Cheyce Grant going close from a header which acted as a wake-up call for Flack-well who began to take control.
They wasted two great chances before they took the lead after 32 minutes, Lewis Pegg converting from a corner.
Less than a minute later, a defensive nightmare for Kidlington was punished by Michael Harding for a second goal.
Carl Dennison preserved ...

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